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New Stuff This Week
View this post on InstagramZines
Reglar Wiglar #29 by Chris Auman $7.00
Unresolved #6 $5
Things I Considered Risking My Life For by Elisa Peterson $7.00
Urban Combat Tactics by Usma and Pizana $5
Raw Meat Chainsaw issues #1 & #2 by Aiden Workman $5,$10
Aries $5
Zines from Late Night Copies Press: Queer Materials issues #1-#3 $15 each, Notes on Libraries: Lesbians and Pulp $5 & more.
Comics
Comics Blogger #3 by Thomas $5
ET Stoned at Home issues #1 & #2 by N. Khan $6 each
Yo Home Boy #2 by Nick Pizana $5
Bog Magic by Jared Baker $5
Sugar Booger #4 by Kevin Scalzo $12
Riot Comics: Tompkins Square Park, NYC 1988 by Johnny Damm $8
Deng #2 by Donny Walsh $10
New stuff from Liz Yerby: New Yerby Fall 2022 $10, Klaus Nomi a Graphic Biography and Collaborative Anthology (with friends) $15
Ghouls #4 by Josh Simmons $4
Graphic Novels
Hot Dog Diary by Nathan Tolzmann (Boatwhistle Books) $34
Art & Design Books
Are You Free From Saturday From 4-7 P.M. – NYC Street Poets and Visionaries edited by Kenneth Goldsmith $50
Temporary Pleasure: Nightclub Architecture, Design and Culture From the 1960s to Today by John Leo Gillen $50.00
2 Soccer Club Club books from Drag City: Projectile $15, PFFR $36.98
Politics & Revolution Books
It Did Happen Here: An Antifascist Peoples History by Julie Perini, Moe Bowstern & Mic Crenshaw (PM Press) $21.95
Intolerable Present: The Urgency of Revolution Minorities and Classes by Maurizio Lazzarato (Semiotexte) $16.95
Waiting to Inhale: Cannabis Legalization and the Fight For Racial Justice by Akwasi Owusu-Bempah and Tahira Rehmatullah $22.95
Film & Music Books
The Making of Creepshow 2 by Lee Karr (Plexus) $29.95
Gabba Gabba Hey: A Conversation with the Ramones by Carl Cafarelli (Rare Bird Books) $25
A Year With Swollen Appendices SC Brian Enos Diary 1995 by Brian Eno $17.95
Don’t Call It Hair Metal: Art In the Excess of 80s Rock by Sean Kelly $21.95
Brandan Kearney’s Official On Cinema at the Cinema Reader vol 1 2010-2018 by Tim Heidecker and Gregg Turkington (Drag City) $39.98
Essays
We Peaked at Paper: An Oral History of British Zines by Gavin Hogg and Hamish Ironside (Boatwhistle Books) $27.99
Monsters: A Fan’s Dilemma by Claire Dederer $28
Analog by Robert Hassan $16.95
Fiction
The Book of Eve by Carmen Boullosa (Deep Vellum) $17.95
The Girls by Edna Ferbe (Belt Publishing) $24
Don’t Worry We’re Okay by Khloe Janel $15.99
Parade (2nd ed.) by Emiliana Helfeld $15
Hard to Categorize Exactly
Lucky Leaf Handbook by T. E. P. Noodle (Boatwhistle Books) $11.99
Lit Journals, Chap Books & Poetry
Lists by Vahnaree $5
New stuff From Porkbelly Press: Haunted #1 $13, Rites of Passing by Verna Zafra Kasala $9, Closeted Diaries by Grace Ge Gilbert $13, Grant Me the Tooth by Michelle Seaman $13 and more.
Satirist Prose Poems by Caleb Bouchard $8
McSweeney’s #70 $28
Magazines
Geez #68 $15
For the Young at Heart
Shorty’s Ark by Will Oldham and Illustrations by Lori Damiano (Drag City) $17.98
Sexxxy
How to Fuck Like a Girl: Vera Blossom’s Sex Diary (Wiggle Bird Mailing Club) $5
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New Stuff This Week
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Women in Print #10 by Jennifer Trontz $8
Mean Muggin Art Comix and Interviews #1 by Nick Lawler $5
Comics & Minis
Shadow Banshee by Nadia, multiple issues $3 each
Luv In a Void vols 1 & 2 by Mae N. Lyne $12
Comics by Sam Szabo: Girl Hell #1 & #2, Fear and What to Do With It
Graphic Novels
Escape From the Great American Novel: A Snake Creek Book by Drew Lerman (Radiator Comics) $20
Agency by Katie Skelly (Fantagraphics) $24.99
We Are On Our Own: A Memoir by Miriam Katin (D+Q) $22.95
Work Life Balance by Aisha Franz (D+Q) $24.95
On Earth They Called Him Blue Jay #1 by Perez Romeu Ramirez $5
Magazines & Newspapers
Uppercase #57 $24
The Believer #141 $16
Antigravity April 23 vol 21 #4 $10
Border Crossings #161 $13.95
Sexxxy
Butt Magazine Spring 2023 $17
Chap Books, Lit Journals & Poetry
The First Line vol 25 #1 Spring 2023 $6
Baleen a Poem in Twelve Days by Cea $15
Chap Books from Reflective Zines ($5 each): Daddy Issues #1, Letters Never Sent, Living True to Myself & more.
Multiple Stories Happening at Once by Brooks Harris $15
Notable Restock:
Johnny Sampson’s “Chicago Love” Poster $35
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New Stuff This Week
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We’ll Never Have Paris #20 1023 True Stories by Andria Alefhi $10
Pigs Coloring Book by Bart Laube $2
Once Upon a Future In a Deadly Wasteland: A Biologist Meets a Poet Through a Small Gap In a Wall by Sarah Newman $3.50
Brief History of Sidewalks $2.50
Half Letter Press zines by Marc Fischer: Survival Success $6 & Provisional Costumes $7
Bernadette by Dave Hankins $1
Revolutionary Insecticide by Junko Okada and Em Keenan $10
Porch Beers #5 Radically and Unapologetically Queer by Elliott Stewart – various issues
Many Gods, No Masters by Elliott Stewart $5
Locals Only #1 Win 23 Covering Heavy Chicago Music by Nikki Roberts $8
Comics & Minis
North American Health Care by Anna Vo $6
Pearls #2 by Sara Fetherolf and Joshua Boehm $8
Crow Funeral by Joshua Boehm $5
Nut #1 & 2 by Brandon John $5 each
Cloven by Joseph McColgan $13
Junction Box edited by James Tonra $24
Graphic Novels
Night Terror by John Kenn Mortensen (Fantagraphics) $29.99
Music Books
Art of Noise: Destruction of Music by Futuristic Machines by Luigi Russolo and Balilla Pratella and F.T. Marinetti (Deicide Press) $15.95
Politics & Revolution Books
Rainbow History Class: Your Guide Through Queer and Trans History by Hannah McElhinney $24.99
Essays
Living Remedy: A Memoir by Nicole Chung $29.99
Fiction
Veniss Underground by Jeff Vandermeer $19
Haunted Junk Drawer: 13 Tales of Objects and Strange Occurrences by Eric Bartholomew $12
DIY Books
Trauma X Holding Space Radically by Vo Vo $24.99
Lit Journals, Chap Books & Poetry
Moss Piglet April 2023 $12
From Your Heart to My Hand by Ava Butera $6
Flaws Poetic Advocacy for the Vulnerable by Anja Wuolu $14.99
HyperTouch by Em $5
Blank Books
One Line a Day: A Five Year Memory Book Blank Journal by Dana Tanamachi $16.95
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New Stuff This Week
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Shouting at Seagulls by Jonas and Alex Wrekk $4
Homagetoblkmadonnas #1 by Alkebuluan Merriweather $12
Caboose #14 My Canadian Boyfriend by Liz Mason $9
North Grand High School Students Talk to Marc and Ms. Jung about Creativity, Life and Covid (Half Leter Press) $5
Lazer Attack #2 $2
End of Man’s Country by H Melt $5
City Inverts #4 The Bugs Keep Comin’ by Jam $2
Pickle Jar #5 & #6 $20 each
Nine Days With Lihua by Brad Ford Smith $8
Comics & Minis
My Mixed Hair by Andrea Pearson $2
Be Wary the River by Kit Fraser $8
Comics by Blake A. Chamness (various titles)
So Buttons #12 Pairs edited by Jonathan Baylis $8
Hoggett’s Notion #1 by Dylan Ward $6
Art Books
Kathy Acker: Get Rid of Meaning edited by Anja Casser & Matias Viegener $45
Heads Together: Weed and the Underground Press Syndicate 1965-1973 edited by David Jacob Kramer $55
War and Peace in the Global Village (reprint) by Marshall McLuhan & Quentin Fiore (Gingko Press) $13.95
70s House: A bold homage to the most daring decade in design by Estelle Bilson (Kyle Books) $22.99
Wildlife Anatomy: The Curious Lives & Features of Wild Animals around the World by Julia Rothman $18.99
Death In the Family (Mechanical Soft Press) $24.99
Graphic Novels
The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers: Grass Roots and Other Follies by Gilbert Shelton, Paul Mavrides & Dave Sheridan (Fantagraphics) $22.99
Black Phoenix Comics and Illustrations vol 1 by Rich Tommaso (Floating World Comics) $14.95
Film Books
Cimino: The Deer Hunter, Heaven’s Gate, and the Price of a Vision by Charles Elton $18
Fiction Books
Make It Stop: A Novel by Jim Ruland (Rare Bird Books) $20
Karl Marx Private Eye by Jim Feast (PM Press) $16.95
Mayhem & Outer Limits Books
Weed Witch: The Essential Guide to Cannabis for Magic and Wellness by Sophie Saint Thomas $21
Politics, Revolution & Essay
Camgirl: A Memoir by Isa Mazzei (Rare Bird) $20
Refusing Compulsory Sexuality: A Black Asexual Lens on Our Sex-Obsessed Culture by Sherronda J. Brown $17.95
Magazines
Tape Op #154 $5.99
Illustoria #20 $16
Poetry
Love Me With the Fierce Horse of Your Heart by Gabrielle Grace Hogan $15
Other Stuff
What Poor Gods We Do Make: The Story and Music Behind Naked Raygun DVD+CD Set $10
New stuff and restocks from Field Notes.
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Body Horror: Capitalism, Fear, Misogyny, Jokes, Updated Edition, Instagram Live Online Event with Anne Elizabeth Moore, May 17th
Quimby’s welcomes back Anne Elizabeth Moore on May 17th at 7:30pm CT for an exclusive online live event on the Quimby’s Instagram to celebrate the re-release of her award nominated collection of essays Body Horror: Capitalism, Fear, Misogyny, Jokes.
Long out of print, Body Horror is a fascinating, insightful portrait of the gore that encapsulates contemporary American politics. This new edition features an updated introduction and new essays, as well as illustrations by Xander Marro, who designed the most recent Quimby’s bookmark in celebration of the rerelease of this book.
Moore will read from the book, give a tour of her studio, followed by a Q&A.
Whether for entertainment, under the guise of medicine, or to propel consumerism, heinous acts are perpetrated daily on women’s bodies. In Body Horror: Capitalism, Fear, Misogyny, Jokes, award-winning journalist Anne Elizabeth Moore catalogs the global toll of capitalism on our physical autonomy. Weaving together unflinching research and surprising humor, these essays range from investigative, probing the Cambodian garment industry, the history of menstrual products, or the gender biases of patent law—to uncomfortably intimate. Informed by her own navigation of several autoimmune diagnoses, Moore examines what it takes to seek care and community in the increasingly complicated, problematic, and disinterested US healthcare system.
A Lambda Literary Award finalist and a Chicago Review of Books Nonfiction Award shortlist title, Body Horror is “sharp, shocking, and darkly funny. . . . Brainy and historically informed, this collection is less a rallying cry or a bitter diatribe than a series of irreverent and ruthlessly accurate jabs at a culture that is slowly devouring us” (Publishers Weekly, starred review). Featuring an updated introduction and new essays, as well as illustrations by Xander Marro, this new edition of Body Horror is a fascinating, insightful portrait of the gore that encapsulates contemporary American politics.
We are over the moooooooon about these new bookmarks Xander Marro made for us, celebrating the book!
Anne Elizabeth Moore was born in Winner, SD. She is the author of Unmarketable (2007), the Eisner Award–winning Sweet Little Cunt (2018), Gentrifier: A Memoir (2021), which was an NPR Best Book of the Year, and others. She is the founding editor of Houghton Mifflin’s Best American Comics and the former editor of Punk Planet, The Comics Journal, and the Chicago Reader. She has received support from the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts, and the Ragdale Foundation. She is a Fulbright Senior Scholar, has taught in the Visual Critical Studies department at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and was the 2019 Mackey Chair of Creative Writing at Beloit College. She lives in the Catskills with her ineffective feline personal assistants, Taku and Captain America. Her podcast My Inevitable Murder is available through Patreon and other places like Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Find her on IG at @aem.oore.
For more info, see annelizabethmoore.com.
Anne Elizabeth Moore Body Horror Event Online
Wednesday, May 17h, 7:30pm CT
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https://www.instagram.com/quimbysbookstore
Order Body Horror here.
Facebook Event Link here.Afraid your online question during the event will get lost in the scrolling internet ether? Email info(at)quimbys(dot)com in advance and let us know what you’d like to ask Ms. Moore.
View this post on InstagramWhat Critics Are Saying About Body Horror:
“An exploration of misogyny unlike any I’ve ever read, this reissued and updated volume brings us again into the excellence of Anne Elizabeth Moore’s research and ability as a historian. She writes with wit, wry humor, and the instincts of a detective-novelist-cum-muckraking-journalist. In Body Horror, Moore brings us stories that will never leave us alone again.” —Riva Lehrer, artist and author of Golem Girl: A Memoir
“I laughed, I cried, I puked, I cheered. This visceral collection is one of the best things I’ve ever read—an essential, humane book.” —Daniel Kraus, coauthor of The Living Dead
“Body Horror is a strangely comforting book to read for its decidedly feminist, anti-capitalist, and anti-consumerist content. It is indeed a tiny bit horrific but written with a good dose of humor, and shows that, no, you are not alone in this cruel world.” —Julie Doucet, cartoonist and author of Time Zone J
“With lacerating wit and furious precision, Anne Elizabeth Moore connects the dots between labor, medicine, misogyny, and cultural production to reveal the scars and sores wrought by Western capitalism. In the six years since Body Horror was originally published, Moore’s already-prescient writing now reflects the urgency, both personal and political, of upending the tidy narratives of a body politic that hurt more than they help. It’s a necessary evisceration of institutions and imperatives that asks us to do something almost unthinkable: imagine better for ourselves and our communities.” —Andi Zeisler, author of We Were Feminists Once: From Riot Grrrl to CoverGirl®, the Buying and Selling of a Political Movement
“Sharp, shocking, and darkly funny, the essays in [Body Horror] … expose the twisted logic at the core of Western capitalism and our stunted understanding of both its violence and the illnesses it breeds […] Brainy and historically informed, this collection is less a rallying cry or a bitter diatribe than a series of irreverent and ruthlessly accurate jabs at a culture that is slowly devouring us.”
?Publishers Weekly, starred review“Probing her own experiences with disease and health care, Anne Elizabeth Moore offers scalpel-sharp insight into the ways women’s bodies are subject to unspeakable horrors under capitalism.” ?Chicago Tribune
“As the subtitle promises, this essay collection by award-winning journalist and Fulbright scholar Anne Elizabeth Moore tackles heavy, complicated issues with biting humor and aplomb, dissecting the ways patriarchal capitalistic trauma plays out on women’s bodies and health, both mental and physical. From her keen observations on the 2010 Cambodian garment worker strike and its resulting massacre to her vulnerable, often hilarious insights on the maze of current American healthcare and her own varied ailments, Moore writes with spark and verve.” ?Lydia Melby, Texas Book Festival
“Anne Elizabeth Moore is the feminist killjoy I want at every party—armed and ready to calmly, often humorously, eviscerate any casual misogyny in the room. Compiling her years of experience as a journalist, this collection showcases Moore’s staggering body of knowledge. At the core of several of these essays is Moore’s own body and its betrayals in the form of autoimmune disorders and her newly accepted label of disability. Admirably, Moore never lingers too long on her own experience, but instead uses it to reach to different corners of the globe and different eras in American history to diagnose the malignancy of misogyny on bodies beyond her own. Anne Elizabeth Moore is masterful at illustrating how the ills of capitalism have become so insidious that they are now coming from inside—our houses, our heads, our very cells.” —Sarah Hollenbeck, Women & Children First Bookstore
“At turns chummy, cerebral, and incendiary, Body Horror holds no punches. This motley crew of essays form an astute and uproarious exploration of the insidious misogyny and ableism bred into contemporary culture. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and you might even rage-vomit. A winner.” —Katharine Solheim, Pilsen Community Books
“Moore also holds the serious alongside the hilarious, and the clarity and intelligence of her prose illuminates both. Original, funny, and brilliant, this book outmaneuvers, outshines, and will outlive so many memoirs that seek to cover the same tenuous ground.” —Kerri Arsenault, Orion Magazine
“Moore infuses this memoir with keenly researched insights about the historical forces that created Detroit’s (and America’s) housing crisis, creating a heartfelt, funny, thought-provoking meditation on the multifaceted fallacy of the American Dream.” —Booklist (starred review)“Eye-opening . . . A unique, lovely meditation on the power of community.” —Kirkus Reviews
“Incisive . . . A trenchant meditation on how communities come together, and the forces that drive them apart.” —Publishers Weekly
“Both comedic and fierce . . . Moore’s experiences will draw in readers interested in an intimate perspective on housing issues or life in recent Detroit. She provides thoughtful perspective on community, capitalism, and making art in difficult times.” —Library Journal
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New Stuff This Week
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2 zines from Billy McCall:
Proof I Exist #40 $2
Behind the Zines #15 $4Antigravity vol 21 #3 $10
Zines by Amanda Smithivas:
Week In the Stars $4
Oh Balls $3International Review #169 Win 23 $3
Cog #2 by Zak Biggard $20
Early 2020s Chicago Punk Shows by J. Daniel Hud $13
zines by Mita Saldana:
Raindrops #1 $3
Pluviophile #2 $5Cava #2 Feb 23 Black History Resilience and Liberated Future $10
various issues of Catalytic Quarterly $4 each
Comics & Minis
I Hope This Finds You #6 Diary Comics by Kevin Budnik $6
Stoneware Jug by Stefan Lorenzutti and John Porcellino $8
Comic Vomit by Xena Lopez $8
Cyanide Swamp #1 $10
Reptile House #11 $7
Barfology #1 Spr 23 Sick Mutts Comix and Art Zine $10
Marsha Marsha Marsha or Art School Blues by Holly English $10
Graphic Novels
Heavy Bright by Cathy Malkasian (Fantagraphics) $39.99
Politics & Revolution Books
Working It: Sex Workers On the Work of Sex edited by Matilda Bickers with peech breshears and Janis Luna (PM Press) $17.95
Fiction
404 Error: Memoir of a Nobody by RG Vasicek and Zak Ferguson $10
Poetry, Chap Books & Lit Journals
Doom Scroll by Matthew Guenette (University of Akron Press) $16.95
Chap Books from Pitymilk Press:
It Is March and I Am Sitting Alone at a Thai Restaurant by Brea Harris and Patricia Murphy $12
Mash Notes by Jane Flett and Rosie Ship $10
Island Weather by Chelsea Tadeyeske and Anna Tesarova $15Sinister Wisdom #128 Trans/Feminisms $14
Duet Duet (variou issues) by Elyse Johnson and Ricky Garni $6 each
Mystery and Adventure Series Review #60 $3
Overtime #64 What the Winner Takes by Karl Lykken (Blue Cubicle Press) $2
Books by James N. Wicklund:
Notes Found Scratched on a Bald Spot $14.95
Wildflowers Rising in the Boneyard $9.99Sexxxy
Elska #41 San Francisco, California $20
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New Stuff This Week
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ZinesCemetery Language of Flowers by Allison C. Meier $10
I Am Not This Body by Vanya Emilia Minskoff Andersson $5
Zines by Cuyler Keating (Punched Tin Press): Pocket Herball Which Giveth Knowledge and Understanding of All Manner of Herbes and There Gracyous Vertues, $10, Blessed Are Ye: Dead a Guide to the Many Graveyards of New England (3rd edition) $15
I Am Grotesque by Eric Clift-Thompson $5
Comics & Minis
Brain School by Jam $2
Comique #1 by Bart Laube $2
Hell Crime by Ralph Hooten $1
New Comics by David Hankins: Bugs $2, Lazer Attack #1 $2, Yellow House $4
Huey #3 Huey’s Day by Levi Friedman $10
Graphic Novels
Comics For Choice (2nd ed) by various (Silver Sprocket) $29.99
Tits and Clits 1972-1987, edited by Joyce Farmer, Lyn Chevli & Mary Fleener (Fantagraphics) $59.99
Ephemera: A Memoir by Briana Loewinsohn (Fantagraphics) $24.95
Harvey Knight’s Odyssey by Nick Maandag (D+Q) $24.95
Sucker by Elle Shivers (Silver Sprocket) $15.99
Changeling vol 2 Tina N. Lugo (Silver Sprocket) $13.99
Ant Story by King Louies Lab $20
Art Books
Behind the Scenes Graffiti Series from Soi Books, $10 each: CHIP7LAND by CHIP7 (Bangkok), Kowloon Bustle by Xeme Hello (Hong Kong), Sool Boomb Book by Art of Sool (Itay)
How to Not Fuck Up Your Art World Happiness: 60 Tips and Tricks on How to Stay Relaxed and Mentally Sane In the Art Industry by Christoph Noe $14.95
100 Writing and Crafting Papers Foods and Sweets (PIE International) $29.99
Politics & Revolution Books
Cry of Mother Earth: Plan of Action of the Ecosocialist International by Ecosocialist Horizons (PM Press) $14.95
Essay
Lives Less Ordinary: Obituaries of the Eccentric, Unique and Undefinable, edited by Nigel Farndale Times Books) $24.95
Music Books
Psychedelia: 101 Iconic Underground Rock Albums 1966-1970 by Richard Morton Jack $39.95
Mayhem & Outer Limits
Bringer of Life: A Cosmic History of the Divine Feminine by Hayley A. Ramsey (Adventures Unlimited) $18.95
Giza Death Star Revisited by Joseph P. Farrell (Adventures Unlimited) $19.95
Fiction
The Eyes and the Impossible by Dave Eggers (McSweeney’s) $28
Lit Journals & Chap Books
Moss Piglet March 2023 $12
Vampthology Book One: Cycle by Eric Clift $12
Sexxxy
Sex and Horror – The Art of Roberto Molino edited by Nicola D’Agostino (Korero) $36.95
FutureLux Illustrated Fantasy Comix #1 by Scott Gerard Ruhl $10
Girls Girls Gore: Macabre Maidens for the Morbidly Inclined $3
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New Stuff This Week
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How Much Is Enough? Kate O’Shea and the Just City: Residency Reflections of an Embedded Practice at the Intersection of Art and Activism (Half Letter Press) $10
Ker-Bloom #160 by Artnoose $2
Anticat: Defy Category #2 edited by Duke Pierce Reade $3
Trans Restroom Rants #3 by Birch Rosen $5
Zines from Rena Yehuda Newman: 69 Writing Prompts for Deviants, Testosterone Survey Zine: A Community Health Art Project & more.
Shot in the Dark: A Found Photo Slide Zine #1 $7.00
Comics & Minis
Dubface & Dubface Annual #1 by Steven Gamburd $10, $20
Graphic Novels
Ms Davis: A Graphic Biography of Angela Davis by Amazing Ameziane and Sybille Titeux de la Croix (Fantagraphics) $24.99
Evita: The Life and Work of Eva Peron by Hector German Oesterheld, Alberto Breccia and Enrique Breccia (Fantagraphics) $19.99
Music Books
Creative Act: A Way of Being HC by Rick Rubin $32
Lit Journals & Chap Books
The Anarchist Review of Books #5 $6
The Bennington Review #11 $15.00
City of Coats by Todd Evans $13
Good Morning vol 1 by C. Arden Allman $5
SeXXXy
Spunk #15 The Horror $12
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New Stuff This Week
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Antilife by Maclean Kelley $2
Davezine #18 Packing Up and Throwing Away by David G. Cookson $5
Space Queer Chronicles vol 1 Love for the Wounded and Sensitive by Lucia Dabdoub $10
Meat Sheet #7 $3.33
Spaghetti Brain Archive #2 $8
Stuff from National Monument Press: Lamentations on War a Love Ballad 4 Thomas Seikert by Gregory Rick, Elastic Capacity a Book of Epigrams by K. Laster, Tourist Photographs by Zach Clark, Iceland Travel Zine 2022 by Min Heo & more. All $15 each.
Grandfather Peyote Heart of the World by Nathan Young $15
Stuf from Lanesville Press: In Full Flower Let Night Come by Terence Hannum $15, Alexa Echoes by Amanda Turner Pohan $10
Decolonize This Yard: Land Back to Native Ecologies and Communities Midwest Flower Mix $8
Jakes Pizza #1 by Johnny Berger $8
Sans Comic: Reverse Cartoon Caption Contest by Jesse Malmed and You $8
Famous Monochromes of Art History: A Paint by Numbers Coloring Book by Jesse Malmed and You $8
No 1 Like Hue ARTINY Fanzine 22 Misprint Edition $10
AnxietyGrlz $8
Zines by Spence $3: Snacks #1, Katya Kat: Private Detective #1 The City Stands Alone
ABC Coloring by Aine Schuh $4
Pairing Beer and Chocolate a Bean and Barstool Zine by David Nilsen $13
Documenting Being in a Pre-Invented Existence vols 2 & 3 by Jackson Galati $10 each
Comics & Minis
Sober Rabbit – Stars and Strips Forever Selected Strips 2019-2022 by Whitney Wasson $18
Stuff by Quinn Koeneman: Caravaggio Meets the Magic Man $24.99, One $10, Hobbes or Memories I Know Are Real $10, Spaces $20
Super Team International, various issues by Scott O. Brown (Bronco Ink Publishing) $3.99-$6.99 each
Evola and Hobson #1 & #2 $10 each
Comics by Hans Lindahl, $5 each: Today I Woke Up In a Fog, Future Husband: A Tiny Intersex Comic, Cat Burglar: A Tiny Intersex Comic $5 each
Marshmallows by Chris Resnick $8.00
Haunt: A Collection of Spectral Comix Poems by Tori Holder $6
My Fool #52 $5
Negative X #2 by Matt Vitucio $4
Grixly #59 & #60 by Nate McDonough $3 each
Mineshaft #43 $15.00
Fifty Flip Experiment #31 $5
Sheepy on Strike by Polly Fossey $18
Graphic Novels
Brooklyn’s Last Secret by Leslie Stein (D&Q) $29.95
Cargo Rebellion: Those Who Chose Freedom by Jason Chang, Benjamin Barson, Alexis Dudden and Kim Inthavong (PM Press) $16.95
Heartless 10th Anniversary Edition by Nina Bunjevac (Conundrum) $20
We’re All Just Fine by Ana Penyas (Fantagraphics) $24.99
Lauren Ipsum by Charles Brubaker $10.99
Krazy and Ignatz: George Herriman Library 1925-1927 (Fantagraphics) $49.99
Fiction
The Flowers of Buffoonery by Osamu Dazai $14.95
The Solar Circus by Gustave Kahn, Translated by Sam Kunkel (First to Knock) $17
Fifth Wound by Aurora Mattia $19.95
Loteria by Cynthia Pelayo (Agora Books) $17.99
Music Books
Rebel Soul: Musings, Music, and Magic by Bebe Buell (HoZac Books) $39.99
The History of Miami Hip Hop: The Story of DJ Khaled, Pitbull, DJ Craze, and Other Contributors to South Florida’s Scene (Scene History) by John Cordero (Microcosm Publishing) $16.95
Politics & Revolution Books
Nourishing Resistance: Stories of Food, Protest, and Mutual Aid edited by Wren Awry (PM Press) $20
My Country Is the World: Writings, Speeches, Statements, and Interviews against the Vietnam War edited by Luke Stewart (Haymarket) $29.95
Essay(ish) Books
The Fastest Bicycle Rider in the World by Marshall W. “Major” Taylor (Belt Publishing) $20
Hoop Muses: An Insiders Guide to Pop Culture and the Womens Game by Kate Fagan, Seimone Augustus & Sophia Chang $29
Mayhem & Outer Limits
American Cults: Cabals, Corruption, and Charismatic Leaders by Jim Willis $22.95
Poetry & Chap Books
Chronicle Psychiatrist Telephone by Britt Coffman $14.95
Pigeons Rising: A Poetry and Art Zine Dedicated to a Totally Average Weekend In NYC $6
In Loving Memory of the Boy Who Broke My Heart by Liv Story $5
Faint Howl by Mitchell Bueno $8
Health & DIY
The Transmasculine Guide to Physical Transition: For Trans, Nonbinary, and Other Masculine Folks by Sage Buch + Workbook $16.95 each
Vagina Obscura: An Anatomical Voyage by Rachel E. Gross $17.95
Unfuck Your Eating: Using Science to Build a Better Relationship With Food, Health, and Body Image by Dr. Faith Harper (Microcosm) $14.95
Mushrooming: An Illustrated Guide to the Fantastic Deadly and Strange World of Fungi by Diane Borsato and Kelsey Oseid $24.95
Photo Books
Images of America Woodridge by Jo Fredell Higgins $23.99
Magazines & Newspapers
Broken Pencil #98 $7.95
Antigravity Feb 2023 vol 21 #2 $10
Plus! New stuff & restocks of patches, stickers, buttons!
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New Stuff This Week
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Tactical Hand Cream: A Casual Dry Cleaning Zine by Michael Sincavage III $10
From Interference Archive: We Won’t Move Tenants Organize In New York City $12, Defend Defund Zine Series $21, Interference Archive Building: A Counter Institution In the United States by Jen Hoyer and Josh MacPhee $9
Xerography Debt #53 $4.95
Your Bus Is Here by Lee Hodge and Claire Lobenfeld $20.00
Boiling Kettles #2 $3
Zines by Cathy Durso: Mountain Climbing $6, Longest Winter $8, People We Don’t Know $3
Cut Me Up #10 Reconnect Win 23 $18
zines by Turner Hilliker: Motion $5.00, Culminate and Terminate: A Collection of Endings Conclusions and Final Acts $5
Comics & Minis
It’s Hard to Say What Shape I’m In by Johnny Sampson $10 – Plus stickers, cards, restocks & more!
Solace $3
This Book of Drawings and Words by Richie Owens $8
Peel #2 $24.99
Zines by Jude R. Bettridge: Making Zines Fun Folds to Follow $5, Smells Good $3
Graphic Novels
Dark Cabbage and the Egg by Emma Jon-Michael Frank (Floating World) $17.95
Where I’m Coming From by Barbara Brandon-Croft (D&Q) $29.95
Music Books
Play Like a Man: My Life in Poster Children by Rose Marshack $19.95
Conform To Deform: The Weird & Wonderful World Of Some Bizzare by Wesley Doyle $24.95
Verse, Chorus, Monster! by Graham Coxon $29.95
The Fascist Groove Thing: A History of Thatcher’s Britain in 21 Mixtapes by Hugh Hodges (PM Press) $22.95
Politics & Revolution
Spirituality and Abolition, edited by Ashon Crawley and Roberto Sirvent $20
On Medicine as Colonialism by Michael Fine (PM Press) $17.95
Essays
I Came All This Way to Meet You: Writing Myself Home by Jami Attenberg $17.99
You Don’t Know Us Negroes and Other Essays by Zora Neale Hurston $19.99
Remaking Society: A New Ecological Politics by Murray Bookchin (AK Press) $20
Fiction
Vampire Weekend: A Novel by Mike Chen $28.99
Maroons by Adrienne Maree Brown (AK Press) $18
Station Six by S.J. Klapecki (AK Press) $16
Mayhem & Outer Limits
Brotherhood of the Screaming Abyss: My Life with Terence McKenna by Dennis McKenna PhD $24.95
Lost Paititi and the Non-Human Remains of Nazca by Thierry Jamin $22
Poetry & Lit Journals
Golden Record by Rosemary Valero-O’Connell (Silver Sprocket) $19.99
The Woman’s Part by Jo Gatford $13
Stanchion #10 $10
Ground Is Uneven vol 2 Human Error and Erred Humans $18
For the Young at Heart
My Little Mushroom Book Activity Booklet by Margarita Fedorova $10.00
Other Stuff
New Stickers and Postcards by Jam Doughty!
