and her 90's zine Rollerderby has long stood as one of the high points of that decade's small press movement.  In her new self-published book, "________________", Lisa tells a powerful, personal story of childhood sexual abuse. ?NEW! -- "________________" by Lisa Carver.  This book hurt my heart, and opened my eyes to a world I barely knew existed.  A few years back, Lisa began painting, not to make pretty pictures, but to explore her subconscious, and what she found there was devastating-- memories of systemized sexual abuse at the hands of her father, who forced her into prostitution at the age of four.  Lisa's story is presented in brutally honest prose, alongside the paintings themselves, and she concludes with a withering attack on the institutions that allow such abuse to go unnoticed and unpunished.  This is not a fun book to read, but I think it's a necessary one.  Read a recent interview with Lisa about the book here .  84 full color pages, 8.5" x 11"; $20.00. ?NEW! - ROLLERDERBY: THE BOOK by Lisa Carver, et al.  In the 1990's, Lisa's zine Rollerderby stood head and shoulders above the pack.  Its strengths laid not only in her own crazy, brilliant writing and attitude, but in her ability to draw the best, and most outrageous, from her stellar array of contributors, including Dame Darcy, Boyd Rice, Jaina Bee, Vaginal Davis, Cindy Dall, and many more.  This book collects the best of the first sixteen issues, and features blow job tips,