AZ Classics Upcoming Releases

Here’s what’s in the works at AZ Classics—titles being carefully restored, formatted, and prepared for release in the coming months. Keep checking back as new editions are finalized.

Pictorial Photography in America (1920)

We’re excited to announce a special release from our Classics imprint: the 1920 issue of Pictorial Photography in America. While our catalog has focused on literature, we thought it would be fun to explore early photography, a medium that tells its own stories and captures the world of its time in unique ways.

It will include commentaries on the photographs by Richard Leighland—no stodgy art teachers here, and definitely no art snobs reading deep meaning into a spoon on the floor. He’s no expert, but he does have opinions! He’ll share his honest observations and reactions to the images themselves.

Readers can look forward to seeing the artistry, composition, and charm of early 20th-century photography through a modern (well, more modern than 1920…) perspective.

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Tannhäuser & Household Gods

Two plays by Aleister Crowley, the writer too often remembered only as the “wickedest man alive.” These works reveal his dramatic imagination, blending the occult, mystery, and human conflict in stories that intrigue, provoke, and captivate. A rare chance to experience Crowley as a playwright, these plays offer readers something bold, unusual, and unforgettable. A unique addition to our catalogue that fans of literature, theatre, and the extraordinary will not want to miss.

Damn! The Story of Calumny by H. L. Mencken

An early collection of essays and social commentary by H. L. Mencken, offering sharp, provocative observations on American society, politics, and culture. It provides a striking glimpse into the debates and personalities of his era, with insights that remain relevant and thought-provoking today.