“In a typical example of postmodern irony, the ‘Savage Kitty’
issue contains absolutely no kitties nor savagery of any kind.
What it does contain is a variety of humorous essays and articles
including ‘How I Became Not a Virgin,’ a tour guide to Beautiful
Tillamook, Oregon ‘Where the Ocean Meets the Sea,’ an essay
by a really eloquent potato reflecting on its life, and a
savage satire of the ‘Chicken Soup for the Soul’ series of
books. Hey- I guess the ‘Savage Kitty’ issue contains some
savagery after all!”
$20.00
(8 Available)
Author:
Various
Title:
The Grungecake Crisis Magazine
Paging:
18 pp
Description:
"The Grungecake Crisis is a spanking new art publication
for artists. Yea, we said it, artists. Our sole core purpose
is to exhibit expression on a global level. In our journey,
we will blend cultures and ideas to create a new outlook.
We ask the underground, aboveboard, and those that are gravitating
and floating in the stratosphere to all succumb to our higher
being. Now, take your shoes off. You're home. - The Shoulda
Coulda Woulda Excluders"
$1.50
(7 Available)
Author:
Genevieve Texeira
Title:
Going Native NYC Issue #1
Paging:
12 pp
Description:
"The NYC Gita - A guide to everything you need to know
so you don't piss off the locals and if you are a local the
guide to not getting your NYC card revoked."
$3.00
(3 Available)
Editors:
Brian & Amy Hughes
Title:
Psychedelic Science Fiction - Spring 2005 - Logos Not Logos
Paging:
40 pp
Description:
"Logos not Logos
This is the incredible first issue of our zine project Psychedelic
Science Fiction.
Includes visionary black and white art from 4 outstanding
artists. Short and serialized fiction with a science fiction-y
bent from 4 up and coming young writers.
Excerpt from "Starter Pistol Go" by Brian T. Hughes:
'Miranda Cadabra: sore, lawless, disengaged, American, twenty-one,
blonde and neurochemically engulfed in a furnace of crackling
blue flames, stood outside smoking in a light drizzle on the
corner of Sunrise and Alhambra. Of course she was holding,
but at some point, she’d lost track of whether she was out
to clock or meet someone, and now she wasn’t doing either,
just loitering, f---ed up, way too confused to walk. She should
have been alarmed, but Miranda was equally accustomed to distraction
and disorientation. She’d been in this situation before--
a lot, really-- and found she could usually manage the sweeping
memory lapses. As both a salesman and criminal, Miranda had
always improvised better than she planned, and anyway no matter
what now that she thought about it she would really have to
be cautious either way. People always surprised you.'
A fat 40 xeroxed pages! Real magazine size: 8 1/2 x 11
Balance of literature and artwork."
This is the sophomore follow-up to Issue 1. It features many
of the same artists and writers, with several talented new
additions.
32 pages chock full of beautiful and weird illustrations
and visionary black and white art. True quality sci-fi short
stories including part 2 of the captivating serialized novel
"Reef" by Brian T. Hughes. Take a 23rd century trip
with some of the inmates of the Great Barrier Reef space station
and witness a psychedelic awakening.
Real magazine size: 8 1/2 x 11"
$3.00
(1 Available)
Editor:
Bryan Renfro -Codename: "Grandmaster B"
Title:
The Big Bone -Issue 4
Paging:
50 pp
Description:
"Art, entertainment and the culture that goes pop! "
$2.00
(Currently Out of Stock)
Author:
Leslie Stein
Title:
Eye of the Majestic Creature No. 1
Paging:
16 pp
Description:
"16 pages printed on newsprint with two spot colors
on front and back. Issue #1: "The Country is Calling"
Mind-bending! Larrybear lives alone in the country with her
anthropomorphic guitar Marshmallow, who plays the xylophone.
When her friend Seashell comes to visit, the two smoke hash,
drink wine, and talk about Roger Waters from Pink Floyd. Perfect
introduction to what will be a long running series"
$3.00
(6 Available)
Author:
Leslie Stein
Title:
Eye of the Majestic Creature No. 2
Paging:
32 pp
Description:
"32 black and white pages printed on Newsprint. Issue
#2: "Reaching Out"
Good Times! Or are they? Larrybear has been living alone
in the country for over a year and is beginning to get lonely.
She devises a plan to meet people in her area by going door
to door selling coffee..."The World's Most Boss Coffee!"
to be exact! Special section at the end introduces a bird
man, who gushes about his love for barbecue, plaid shirts
and 78's. Larry housesits for him and the shit hits the fan.
Buy "Eye of the Majestic Creature" Issues No.1
and No.2 at the same time and they come nicely packaged together
in string with a button of Marshmallow and his xylophone in
a cute paper sleeve"
$3.00
(4 Available)
Author:
Leslie Stein
Title:
Eye of the Majestic Creature Issue No. 3
Paging:
40 pp
Description:
"Third Issue: Insanity at Every Turn
Larrybear returns to her family and friends in Chicago for
a visit. Her mom is not having luck finding love online, her
friends haven't matured much since she left, and her dad is
in the processs of breaking up with a woman who thinks she
is telepathic with her dog. Larry also wanders around having
little adventures as usual, befriending an antique store owner
and getting drunk at a local bar. Funny stuff!
40 pages, black and white with blue spot color on the cover.
Printed beautifully on Newsprint.
Order all three issues of the "Eye..." series and
they come nicely packaged together with a button and a string"
$6.00
(6 Available)
Author:
Leslie Stein
Title:
Yeah, it is!
Paging:
48 pp
Description:
"Yeah, It Is! was funded by the Xeric Foundation, an
organization that gives money to independent comic book artists
for publishing purposes.
This 48 page, full color comic was made out of construction
paper. It follows the story of a young girl named Mack on
a series of small adventures after her best friend moves away
to a distant suburb. She mopes about, gets a tarot reading,
hangs out with old friends, and gets drunk for the first time.
This comic got me a Harvey Award nomination for "Best
New Talent"!
"Michael Bowman's Nova Feedback is
also easy on the eyes. The first five issues
collect a hot bouquet of drawings and
collages that range from extremely casual
to speed-freak-detailed. Some of them have
a very '50s animation feel to them (although
the subject matter has a tendency to be bit
perverse) and it would be mighty interesting
to meet a woman who was covered with his
designs as tats."
Thurston Moore & Byron Coley
Arthur Magazine
October 2006
$2.00
(9 Available)
Author:
Stephen Walls
Title:
BAJAI Kulture Issue No. 1
Paging:
16 pp
Description:
"...That's what Bajai Kulture is and has always been
about; it's that rebel spirit that lies dormant in all of
us, until we realize that in a 360 degree world no matter
where we are there's always someone opposite (or opposing)
us as we are opposing them."
$3.00
(3 Available)
Author:
Scott Erickson
Title:
Reality Ranch Issue No. 5
Paging:
50 pp
Description:
“Previous issues of Reality Ranch have explored exciting
themes such as drinking. This time, Reality Ranch turns its
humorous and satirical focus on the production of comedy scripts.
Issue #5 includes video scripts (designed to be made into
short films), sketch scripts (designed to be performed live
on stage), and audio scripts (designed to be listed to with
ears). As a special added bonus is a four-page roller derby
comic starring Portland Oregon’s Rose City Rollers in a story
entitled “Don’t Lose Your Head.” The story is about a blocker
named Dee-Cap-A-Skater who delivers one especially fierce
shoulder check.”
$10.00
(out of stock)
Author:
Nescio Translated by Sam de Groot and Ian Adams
Title:
Little Titans
Paging:
68 pp
Description:
“Nescio (Latin for ‘I don’t know’, pseudonym of J. H. F.
Gronloh, 1882-1961) is one of the best Dutch writers of the
20th Century, but sadly unavailable in English – until now!
This edition offers a translation of Nescio’s classic 1915
novella ‘Titaantjes’.
‘Little Titans’ is set in Amsterdam around 1900 and deals
with a group of ‘boys-but nice boys’ who are discontent with
just about everything. Their bosses control their time, girls
are always out of reach, the sun refuses to be painted, and
the God they’re hoping for never comes. Full of youthful bravado,
they plot to change the world once and for all – only to fail
before even starting. The book is a hard but compassionate
look at the inevitable loss of the idealism and hope of youth.
With Nescio’s subtle sense of humor and keen eye for minute
detail, the book is still fresh and relevant, 93 years after
its first publication. Translated by Sam de Groot and Ian
Adams, distributed by True True True Amsterdam at a non-profit
price. 5.5” X 3.5”, 68 pages, mimeographed in sky-blue on
high quality paper, sewn and glued with cover.”
$3.00
(13 Available)
Author:
Zack Sternwalker
Title:
Where Cyberspace Meets Space For Cream
Paging:
101 pp
Description:
From the best selling author of Please Let Me Help , Zack Sternwalker comes to the rescue once again with a series of letters to celebrities, corporations, and countries. It seems this time life is on the up and up as Sternwalker, “rustles up some money for [a] brilliant new concept café” and discusses some screenplay projects.
“Dear Colgate Toothpaste,
I would like to begin by apologizing for what happened to your dogs. As I stated in the police report, I was merely walking around looking for a guy named Vance. I had no intention of doing what I did (maybe you could send me a note letting me know if they were able to reattach the big one's tail). Even though our last collaboration turned sour, I wonder if you'd be willing to try again. Please let me explain . . .”
$3.00
(4 Available)
Author:
Zack Sternwalker
Title:
I Am Not A Bad Gorilla
Paging:
70 pp
Description:
"Another great zine by Zack Sternwalker. Includes Bradd
Pitt vs. Will Smith, Forgive me Conrad, Death: The Most Dirty
Dance, I wish Things Were Different, and I Am Not A Bad Gorilla.."
$3.00
(2 Available)
Author:
Sarah McNeil
Title:
Statistical Analysis of the Things that Don't Matter and
Everything Else.
Paging:
18 pp
Description:
"Statistical Analysis of Everything that Happens But
Does Not Matter,
and everything else. Written by artist and maker of pleasant
things
Sarah McNeil, this zine demonstrates a 'logical' and novel
way of
recording the thoughts, feelings and happenings of everyday
life.
Using hand-drawn pie charts, line and bar graphs, nodal diagrams
and
more, Sarah records such things as the types of animals she
has been
bitten by, the consistency of the apple juice stain on her
shirt, as
well as a detailed graphical inqury into the cats who have
slept
together in her neighborhood (how she knows this, no-one dares
to
ask).
Each zine is comes with a different pie chart drawn in pencil
by
Sarah, so no two of the zines are completely alike."
$4.00
(1 Available)
Author:
Rupa Nolan
Title:
Nightly Zine #2 (The English Language Issue.)
Paging:
42 pp
Description:
"Nightly Zine #2 is published by Glass Jar Project Publications.
'The English Language Issue' is for those who enjoy to play
with language and laugh at it when it breaks. It is a rough
stringing together of grammatical errors, featuring original
essays written in English as a second language. It is illustrated
with children's drawings and has a full length article on
teaching English as a second language to Korean junior students.
With something for everyone, nature lovers should enjoy free
wildlife images also."
$3.00
(3 Available)
Author:
Rupa Nolan
Title:
Nightly Zine Issue #1
Paging:
23 pp
Description:
Nightly Zine is a half-size DIY/perzine by Rupa Nolan.
The zine consists of fiction, humourous how-to tips along
with brief essays and observations. Released by the independent
publishing house Glass Jar Project Publications in the winter
of 2007, it will continue as a quarterly publication. The
first issue, 'The House Warming Issue' is printed in black
and white and finished in leather and ribbon. Appealing to
anyone who has lived in an house or an apartment, or who knows
someone who has. Finding an audience of social mis-fits, drunk
house-wives and kareoke addicts, the zine offers potentially
impractical how-to advice, as well as art, general scribblings
and observations from dark and personal places.
Nightly zine began in South Korea, created by a British born
editor, Rupa Nolan. It reflects feelings of displacement,
confusion, loneliness and happiness. Born out of Journal Anon,
an online anonymous art project, Nightly Zine is a credited
hard copy of concept over practicality.
$2.50
(2 Available)
Author:
Tommy Rayburn
Title:
Retarded Sentimental - A Treatise on Time Travel Through
Translucency
Paging:
10 pp
Description:
Collection of writing, artwork, and original watercolors
by Tommy Rayburn.
“Like a hollow skin, translucent materials
let the viewer pass through their space and in to those beyond.
It is a belief in their powers of immateriality that allow
one to become immaterial; it is as if by covering objects
with them gives them the power to transcend also. “Drink to
forget” They are ghostlike; Patterned bedroom sheets pressed
firmly against our bodies to travel as phantoms in sleep.
A piece of fiction functions similarly to a piece of scotch
tape or a film negative when held up to the light. Both condensed
and gelatinized by our memories and projections, which simultaneously
fade through to the surroundings of the viewer. The translucent
medium, which causes a sort of ectoplasmic entropy, serves
as ground zero for disembodiment. Through them you can proceed
through masses, through space, through time, and most significantly
exist in more than one place at more than one time. This is
where disorder becomes apparent; this is where order becomes
an apparition.”
$3.00
(3 Available)
Author:
Kevin Breslawski
Title:
Super Issue #3
Paging:
Various
Description:
“This is issue three (3) of my mini comic SUPER!
Issue (3) is put together similar to issue number two. A
sixteen page mini, this time bound with a rubber band, that
comes packed in an envelope with two buttons and two stickers.
The comic starts with the cover on the envelope. This gets
you into the comic with the first page of the mini. The buttons
are both also taken this time from the issue.
This issue came out really great. The themes from the first
two issues are all represented. Ranging from love to war,
loss and love, humor and sadness issue (3) is packed. This
issue moves things forward well.
If you want to see more images or read more go to my page:
http://mortekai.blogspot.com
:^).”
$8.00
(2 available)
Author:
Kevin Breslawski
Title:
SUPER Issue (3) Fun Pack
Paging:
Various
Description:
“This is the Fun Pack edition of the third issue of my mini
comic SUPER!
The Fun Pack comes with the sixteen page third issue and
the two buttons that come with the regular version. Additionally
this edition comes with a gocco printed cover that was done
on kraft paper. Also within the pack you get a print, titled
"Dirty", that is on one of three colors of card
stock. You also get a third button, which happens to be my
favorite one. My favorite part though is the sculpture of
a cigarette, called a place holder, that comes wrapped in
plastic wrap. These turned out beautifully and truly look
good enough to eat. Trust me, they are not edible! All of
this comes in a ploy bag that is closed with a card stock
top closure each of which are hand drawn and than stapled.
Plus you get two more stickers just to balance things out.
The third issue came out really great. The themes from the
first two issues are all represented. Ranging from love to
war, loss and love, humor and sadness issue (3) is packed.
This issue moves things forward well. The Fun Pack and the
items included bring the whole experience together. I will
be making more issues like this in the future.
Please take a look athe the Issue (3) listing to see more
of the comic.
If you want to see more images or read more go to my page:
http://mortekai.blogspot.com
:^).”
$12.00
(4 available)
Author:
Alfaro
Title:
real.m
Paging:
139 pp
Description:
“Poetry. Alternating between free verse, haiku and prose
poems. ”
$3.00
(out of stock)
Author:
Rebekah Buchanan
Title:
Pony Express Zine Issue #4
Paging:
20 pp
Description:
" Hello Mailart Lovers,
I’m really excited for this issue of Pony Express. It gets
to debut at the Philadelphia Zine Fest, which will hopefully
be lots of fun; it also has awesome stuff from all around
the world. I got great envelopes, contents, and postcards.
Thanks to everyone. . . .”
$1.00
(Currently Out of Stock)
Author:
RB / JA
Title:
Basic Definitions
Paging:
50 pp
Description:
"I Can't Stop Looking At This Fucking Thing II."
$1.00
(3 available)
Author:
RB / JA / JJ
Title:
Drugasaurus
Paging:
50 pp
Description:
"The Remote Reaches of the Underdark" - Beware
of the Drugasaurus!!!
$4.50
(4 available)
Author:
Editing, Layout & Design by Jon Allen & Steven Willeke
Title:
Coordinates
Paging:
68 pp
Description:
"In the digital age, as mass culture continues to homogenize
our surroundings, one could argue that, in a sense, location
is coming to mean less and less. Yet it is largely our location
that determines the experiences that shape our lives and our
perspective on it. And we, in turn, collectively shape these
very same locations, whether we are doing it consciously or
unconsciously. It is clear that people and their locations
are inextricably linked, but what exactly is our relationship
to these places we inhabit? What determines why we stay located
in a given place or move to another? More importantly, what
do these locations mean to us? This zine was made in an effort
to answer some of these questions and raise awareness of the
role that our surroundings play in our lives." - John
Allen - Lawrence, Kansas
Edited and designed by Jon Allen and Steven Willeke with
numerous contributions by various writers and artists. Contributors
include: Jon Allen, Jeff Brandsted, Ryan Bresnick, Jennifer
Brothers, Adam Collingsworth, Andrew Conner, Natalie Dye,
Jeff Ferrell, Liz Gardner, Kevin Greene, Maximillian Guelmine,
Dave Gunn, Janie Hammerschmidt, Andrew Hannigan, Jill Kleinhans,
Jonathan Lang, Jessica Lilien, Brian Pfanzler, Rudy Rios,
Willow Robin, Jeremy Rockwell, Patrick Russell, Sarah Sandman,
Natalie Shapero, Dominic Sova, Jackie Treiber, Isley Unruh,
Leigh Wells, Luke Wetzel, Steven Willeke, Yuri Zupancic.
$2.00
(4 available)
Author:
Wayne Gibson AKA Rasta Wayne-O !?*
Title:
Rastafari Funnies
Paging:
14 pp
Description:
Rastafari funnies 2006 published by Brownfield Press and
Michael Dowers . . . Drawn at Sorcerer Studio North . . .
All artwork and story line done by Wayne Gibson AKA Rasta
Wayne - O!?*
$2.00
(4 available)
Author:
Illustrated by Wayne Gibson AKA Rasta Wayne-0 !
Title:
Reggae Stars Illustrated
Paging:
14 pp
Description:
Reggae Stars Illustrated - 2006. Published by Brownfield
Press and Rasta Brother Michael Dowers . . . Inked and what
not at Sorcerer Studio North . . . Illustrated by Wayne Gibson
AKA Wayne-O !?*
$2.00
(3 available)
Author:
Illustrated by Sister Rasta Wayne-O !*
Title:
The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence - The Abbey of St. Joan
- Portraits of Luminosity
Paging:
14 pp
Description:
"The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, The Abbey of St.
Joan is a fun little Non-Profit Organization stationed up
on Capital Hill in Seattle, WA. Their mission in life is to
educate everyone on safe sex, gay rights, women's issues,
and homeless kid-o's.".
Portraits of Luminosity was created by Sister Wayne in 2007
and worked on at Sorcerer Studios. Published by Brownfield
Press and Sister Michael Dowers.
$3.00
(6 available)
Author:
Zack Sternwalker
Title:
Please Let Me Help
Paging:
69 pages
Description:
One of the funniest zines ever! Unemployed, divorced, and living with his mother, Zack Sternwalker has decided to “turn that frown upside down” and offer his help to celebrities, corporations, and other organizations with a plethora of services and imaginative ideas. Some respond back and others do not. Zack earnestly sets his sights on Kraft, Hulk Hogan, Justin Timberlake, Wild Birds Unlimited, the Oakland Police Department, and many more. Why shouldn't the Oakland police depart temporarily lend out their weapons to citizens? A complimentary vampire drawing follows each letter.
$3.00
(out of stock)
Author:
Rebekah Buchanan
Title:
Pony Express Zine - Issue #3
Paging:
24 pp
Description:
Nine inch split featuring Pony Express Zine Issue #3 AND
25 Things Zine: A Zine of Lists.
"So here you have it. The latest issue of Pony Express
as well as 25 thing. I hope you enjoy it. I have to give a
shout out to the awkward alligator folks. I love all the mail
you send my way. My friend who studies poetics loves it even
more 'cause she gets it after I'm done. Your art isn't going
to waste."
$3.00
(1 available)
Author:
Kevin Breslawski
Title:
Super! - Issue One
Paging:
14 pp
Description:
Super! mini cleverly put together by Kevin Breslawski.
"This is the first issue of my mini comic called SUPER!
Issue one contains two eight page mini comics. The comics
are about love, loss, pain, war, happiness, and life. They
are meant to be read in any order working off of each other.
Both minis are full color. The package also contains two buttons
and two stickers.
There are two cover choices, monster or flower."
$3.00
(3 available)
Author:
Kevin Breslawski
Title:
Super! - Issue 2
Paging:
16 pp
Description:
The second installment of Super! by Kevin Breslawski. This
one's as good as the first!
"This is the second issue of my mini comic SUPER!
Issue two contains one sixteen page mini comic with a floss
binding. This issue again has a variety of stories and images.
In addition this issue contains the seven page story titled,
' Oh GOD' about a strange addiction. Colorful and vibrant
this issue of SUPER! also comes with two buttons and two stickers.
I think this issue is keen and I think you will too!"
$3.00
(1 available)
Author:
Edited by Gianni Simone
Title:
Kairan 12: Mail Art Forum
Paging:
36 pp
Description:
"Kairan is a no copyright publication specifically devoted
to the discussion of Mail-Art related topics, edited by Gianni
Simone. Its paper version started in 2000 as a way to continue
the work that German mail artist Wilfried Nold had done with
NUMERO magazine (1997-99)
Kairan is Japanese for 'read and pass on', used in companies
to circulate a document for knowledge and/or approval through
different departments.
In the same way, we hope that the readers will spread the
word about the project, and add their voice to the ongoing
debate." http://www.geocities.com/kairanzine/
$2.00
(1 available)
Author:
Catherine Hong Le
Title:
iElephent Shoe!
Paging:
24 pp
Description:
“This zine is a tracing of me and the multitudes that constitute me,
and this is my invitation for you to engage in a creative
act, pull some pranks, have a conversation, touch someone
and unabashedly flaunt your dorky obsessions. They’re all
acts of breaking down barriers, forging new bonds and sharing
yourself; they’re all acts of making lurve. Elephent Shoe!”
$3.00
(1 available)
Author:
Zack Sternwalker
Title:
Racist Cavemen Amputees
Paging:
60 pp
Description:
Did you know Zack Sternwalker draws too? In “Racist Cavemen Amputees”, Sternwalker puts the pen to the paper in this suite of 60 plus drawings. Some are outright funny, some are mysteriously funny, all are very good.
$4.50
(8 available)
Author:
Tod Hensley
Title:
Flying Haystacks V
Paging:
22 pp
Description:
Flying Haystacks is a rapid barrage of images assembled together for your viewing pleasure. Includes photos, drawings, paintings, porn, and other appropriated goodies. These copies are signed and numbered by Tod Hensley. Get 'em while their hot!
$2.00
(Out of Stock)
Author:
Preminisced by: Jason Carmody and Zack Kasten
Executive Producer: Zack Sternwalker
Title:
Cornucopia + Brown Bag Juice
Paging:
57 + pages + DVD
Description:
Cornucopia; A television pilot . . ."I begin everyday with the sunshine. I'm a professional mailman. My name is Lars."
Also includes Brown Bag Juice!
When I first heard about this I said, oh no, not another film about homeless people performing Shakespeare. But this has to be one of the most original films of all time with an awesome cast. You'll have to see it out for yourself to see what I mean. And it's FREE with the purchase of Cornucopia. So buy it now before they all run out.
$0.50
(1 available)
Author:
Nevada Hill
Title:
Mass
Vol. 1
Paging:
12 pages
Description:
Even more graphite decadence released by
Nevada Hill. This first one is chock- full of heady goodness
– can't wait to see more.
$1.00
(currently out of stock)
Author:
Zack Sternwalker
Title:
Moments of Climax
Paging:
24 pages
Description:
Three short stories by Zack Sternwalker:
Cameron Pays Close Attention - A father and son encounter a deer while driving through the woods and find new uses for a tire iron.
Mr. Dokas Holds Down the Fort – A corner store proprietor with more than time on his hands.
Lil' Stevie Gets Punked – Hoop Dreams, Guns, and Punks.
Excerpt: “ Explain it to the police. I'm only nine and I don't do drugs or smoke cigarettes so I'm in way better shape than you. If you think I'm scared of you because you're an adult, you're wrong. My Dad's way bigger than you and when he left I shot him in the face with my gun and he was in the hospital for two months and now he's gotta wear a patch over his eye and can't drive or operate heavy machinery.”
A different pace than I am not a Bad Gorilla and Please Let Me Help. Excellent!!!
$3.00
(4 available)
Author:
Dan Hack
Title:
The Faithful
Chapter One
Paging:
38 pages
Description:
Dan Hack zine printed entirely by Gestetner mimeograph with the exception of the covers, which were printed by the Heyer hectograph at the IPRC where Dan teaches a mimeograph workshop.
“The Faithful is a story of epic scope about simple people on a peculiar quest. Gerald is driven to appear on a popular family television game show. The fact that he does not even have a family is beside the point, his theory being that a family “ . . . constructed by the free choice of its members makes a hell of a lot more sense than one forced in to existence by bad statistics and some unfortunate breeding . . .” To this end Gerald sets out around the U.S., confident that he and his fellow “family members” will drift toward each other and this common destiny of television ( and unrequited kinship) by the raw power of human intuition, Mother Nature, and accidental geography. The Faithful is not merely about some charismatic drifter on a wandering tangent collecting co-conspirators in dead end pursuit of a crackpot Hollywood scheme, it is a multi-layered, distinctively textured chronicle of one man's search for a family he could never have, discovering (as so many have before him) that he can reinvent himself on the open road of the American West.”
$5.00
(Currently Out of Stock)
Author:
Trinie Dalton
Title:
Werewolf Express
Paging:
88 pages
Description:
A wonderfully monstrous compilation of writing, poetry, and art devoted to werewolves. Edited and designed by Trinie Dalton with numerous contributions by various authors and artists. The table of contents includes: Hairy Places by Trinie Dalton, John Klockner, How To Kiss a Wolf by Amy Gerstler, Sammy Harkham, Number One Nears the End by Sean Dungan, Thaddeus & Flannery Strode, The Weakling by Dennis Cooper, David Altmejd Talks about the Werewolf, Marnie Weber, The Path of Pins by Rachel Kushner, Aura Rosenberg & Sue De Beer, Grace Jones by Adam Putnam, B Horror by Jennifer Krasinski, Lorenzo de Los Angeles, David Hamma, You are What You Eat by Brian Pera, Souther Salazar (also throughout), Greg Dalton, Werewolf Diary by Kevin Killian, Anna Sew Hoy, Jesse Bransford, Hambre del Alma or Song of the Starved Soul, by Shamim Momim, Molly Dove Keogh, Francine Spiegel, Wild by Aaron Nielsen, Christopher Norris, Dear Isaac Asimov by Casey McKinney, Folkert de Jong, Takeshi Murata, Dogs Without A Face by Dodie Bellamy, Saelee Oh, Nick Lowe, Fruit Brute, by Derek McCormack, Leif Goldberg, A Motherfucker Is a Werewolf courtesy Jay Babcock, Lisa Wagner, Megan Whitmarsh, Eviction by Benjamin Weissman, Gail Swanlund, Matt Greene.
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Author:
Scott Erickson
Title:
Reality Ranch Issue #1
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26 pages
Description:
"After discovering that serious writing isn't any fun, Portland, Oregon author Scott Erickson has turned his substantial intelligence toward the writing of humor. Reality Ranch is a forum for his experiments in comic writing. In the premier issue, he reports on the war between bicycles and cars, recounts his survival (barely) of a night dancing to 80s music, and records a debate on the future of humanity featuring Deepak Chopra and Britney Spears."
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Author:
Scott Erickson
Title:
Reality Ranch Issue #2
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26 pages
Description:
"Reality Ranch is a forum for experiments in humor writing. Issue #2 is 'sort of' a theme issue on the subject of drinking. It includes bar tips, the top 10 reasons to drink, a one-minute version of the Wizard of Oz, a rant about babies and remodeling, and a discussion about relationships between Mr. Penis and Ms. Vagina. All this and more for a measly 3 bucks. "
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Author:
Scott Erickson
Title:
Reality Ranch #3 - The Work Issue
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38 pp
Description:
“Adding to the usual mix of humorous essays and stories, Reality Ranch
now includes cartoons. This theme issue about the topic of
work includes examples of inappropriate career choices, a
new theory about how to manage your employees, and how to
avoid living in a cardboard box. Non-work related pieces include
tips on how to avoid awkward conversations about religion,
and a story about a woman who wanted to have a baby way too
much.”
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Author:
Scott Erickson
Title:
Reality Ranch Issue #4
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46 pp
Description:
“Issue 4 marks the one year anniversary of Reality Ranch,
the funniest humor zine ever published on S. E. Alder Street
in Portland, Oregon. This issue includes 8 extra pages and
the work of three illustrators to make it not only the funniest
issue yet but also the prettiest. Articles include a review
of an improv comedy group of six billion people on a planet
called earth, why being a “bohemian” doesn’t necessarily mean
you are a drug-addicted poet, and tips on how to raise your
children to become selfish little assholes. There are also
comics about kissing, and NO drawings of cows. Well, only
a few drawings of cows.”
$5.00
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Author:
Anonymous
Title:
Manifesto
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200 pages
Description:
"Manifesto is an Anonymous novel published by dedrabbit International Artist Collectives. Dedrabbit is an underground network of people committed to art, individual freedom and social activism. "
