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Where's Your Quimby's Temporary Tattoo?
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New Stuff This Week
Cartoon Picayune #6 Win 14 Small Worlds $4.00
Zines
Anonymous Chapbook #1 $7.00
Margin #1 Theme Inspiration $5.00
Daydreamin #2 $20.00
Weather or Not (Back to Print) $6.00
RanDomoCity #1 Fuel For Your Imagination $5.00
Rochester Teenset Outsider #28 $1.00
Hey by Liddybiddy $2.00
I Will Always Love Left as Much as Right by 826CHI $5.00
Cheer the Eff Up #6 by Jonas $3.00Comics & Comix
Dust Cleaning by R. Burns $2.00
Mermaid by Isabella Rotman $12.00
Spiros Greek Myths #6 by Spiro Dousias $5.00
Falling Rock National Park #3 Jan 14 by Josh Shalek $4.00
Insect Bath #1 ed. by Jason T. Miles (Profanity Hill) $3.99 – With Eamon Espey, Sammy Harkham, Matthew Thurber and more.
Graphic Novels & Trade Paperbacks
Adventure Time TPB vol 4 (Kaboom) $14.99
Bravest Warriors TPB vol 2 by Pendleton Ward (Kaboom) $14.99
Prophet TPB 3 Empire by Brandon Graham et al. (Image) $14.99
Spaceman by Brian Azzarello $19.99
Moomin and the Golden Tail by Tove Jansson (D&Q) $9.95
Moomin’s Desert Island by Tove Jansson (D&Q) $9.95
Undertow: Dancing, Drugs, Deceit, All at Coney Island, A Graphic Novel by Ellen Lindner (Soaring) $19.99Art & Design
Rocking Tattoos by Raymond Mosken (Kontur Forlag) $39.95
Horse Mandalas Coloring and Design Book by Miriam Nieuwe Weme (Hunter House) $14.95Outer Limits
Vimana: Flying Machines of the Ancients by David Hatcher Childress (Adventures Unlimited) $22.95
Chicago Magic: A History of Stagecraft and Spectacle by David Witter (History Press) $19.99Essays
David and Goliath: Underdogs, Misfits and the Art of Battling Giants by Malcolm Gladwell $29.00Politics & Revolution
Dear Sister: Letters from Survivors of Sexual Violence by Lisa Factora Borchers and Aishah Shahidah Simmons (AK Press) $16.00Sex & Sexy
Lesbian Sex Positions: 100 Passionate Positions from Intimate and Sensual to Wild and Naughty by Shanna Katz (Amorata) $17.95
In My Bed Magazine vol 4 #3 $9.95Magazines
Rad Dad Spr 14 $6.95
ASR #61 Win 14 Anarcho Syndicalist Review $5.00
Amass #50 $4.95
Monocle vol 7 #70 Feb 14 $12.00
Rolla Coaster #10 Jan 14 $8.50
Rock a Rolla #47 Dec 13 Jan 14 $9.95
Classic Rock Presents #42 Prog 2014 $14.99
Uncut Lou Reed Ultimate Music Guide $14.99
Purple Fashion vol 3 #21 Spr Sum 14 $50.00
Dazed and Confused vol 3 #30 Feb 14 $9.99
Paper Spr 14 vol 30 #5 $4.00
Little White Lies #51 $12.99
Radical History Review Win 14 $14.00
Diabolique #19 Jan Feb 14 $9.98
In These Times Feb 14 $3.50
New Politics Win 14 $7.00
Tattoo Society #42 $7.99
Skin and Ink Apr 14 #150 $6.99Poetry & Lit Journals
Overtime Hour 31 Drydock and Other Poems by Tim Applegate (Blue Cubicle Press) $2.00
Bruit #4 $5.00
Court Green #11 $10.00
Dutch Whispers Eight Pieces of Short Fiction by Tyler McGaughey $2.00
Gakked by Sophia Ege $10.00Kids Stuff
Cats Pajamas by Frances Brundage (Laughing Elephant) $9.95
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Have an Exotic, Bizarre & Esoteric Valentine's Day. Luv, Quimby
We’re open until 10pm tonight. Load up on chocolate and then come in and look at this rare vintage girly magazine, some steamy mags or some er, uh, special books for your lovey!
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Off-Site: Chicago Zine Fest 5th Anniversary, March 14th-15th
Chicago Zine Fest, an annual celebration of self-publishing efforts, celebrates its 5th anniversary! It’s an independent event creating an outlet for small press and independent publishers to showcase their work with the aim to make DIY zine-making accessible, highlight the talents of self-published artists, and give independent artists a chance to interact and swap skills. Quimby’s is happy to be one of the sponsors!
Friday, March 14th
Zine Panel, Columbia College’s Conaway Center (1104 S. Wabash), 1-3pm
In it for the Long Haul: A Discussion on Longevity in Zines with Cindy Crabb, Tomas Moniz, and Alex Wrekk, moderated by Quimby’s Bookstore manager Liz Mason.Youth Zine Reading and an Exhibitor Zine Reading, Hairpin Arts Center (2800 N. Milwaukee), 6-9pm
Kickoff Celebration Dance Party, Hairpin Arts Center (2800 N. Milwaukee) 9-11:30pm
Music provided by CHIRP Radio.Saturday, March 15th
Tabling Exhibition, Columbia College’s Conaway Center (1104 S. Wabash), 11am-6pm
Over 200 zinesters will exhibit their publications, host workshops, and lead panel discussions in the spirit of self-publishing. Saturday’s exhibition will be supported with programming throughout the day. There are workshops on various self-publishing topics, hands-on kid’s zine-making area, button making presented by Busy Beaver Buttons, photo booth by Glitter Guts, an exclusive Brain Frame comics reading, plus demonstrations presented by staff and students from Columbia’s Center for Book and Paper Arts. Come to the Quimby’s table and say hi!“We are so excited that enthusiasm has grown for the fest in these first 5 years, and hope it continues to grow!” says Leslie Perrine, an original festival organizer. She adds, “I’m honored to be the only 5th year organizer still involved with the zine fest. I’ve seen it from our very first fundraiser to now an event people tell me they love…It’s really exciting to see the evolution of the fest. Remembering where we have come from has always been important to us as well.”
An organizing goal for the 2014 fest was to welcome new exhibitors. Over 1/3 of all registered tables are first time festival exhibitors. Registration for the fest sold out in a record two hours, trumping 2013 which took 15 hours to close. “The support that CZF has gotten from zine writers and comic artists throughout the country has been astounding,” said Jaclyn Miller, in her second year as organizer.
The Chicago Zine Fest is sponsored by the Book and Paper Center at Columbia College Chicago, Quimby’s Bookstore, Chicago Publishers Resource Center, the Hairpin Arts Center, CHIRP Radio and 826CHI. All 2014 artwork is by Chicago artist and illustrator Marnie Galloway.
For more info and specifics, see chicagozinefest.org.
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New Stuff This Week
Pawn Works Sticker Club Pack $10.00 – Join the Left Handed Wave club! Local sticker gangstas unite!Zines
The Difference Between #2 How Some Things are Similar Yet Different by Billy McCall $1.00 – Hilarious!
It Is The Awkwardness That Increases my Satiation by MER $5.00
Pieces #9 Escape Artist #11 Split Zine On Death by Nichole & Jolie $2.00
I Spent a Month With a Vase I Spent Two Weeks With a Book (August SPARE Residency) by Lu Zhang $10.00
Historical Failure on Anarchism – Implications for the Future of the Revolutionary by Christopher Day $4.00
Essential Recipes for All Occasions by Anna Ricklin and Elly Blue $3.00
Xerography Debt #34 $4.00
How To Make Cushions Pillows and Bolsters by M. Miller $10.00
Poolside Beauties $10.00
Small Monuments by Mark Rospenda $3.50Comics & Comix
Bats #2 Life in the So Called Space Age by Vanessa Capshaw $4.00
Yo Miss #3 A Graphic Look at High School by Lisa Wilde $3.00
As You Were #2 A Punk Comix Anthology by Mitch Clem $5.00
Girl Fuck – An Introduction to Girl on Girl Lovin’ by Erika Moen $5.00Graphic Novels & Trade Paperbacks
Alone Forever: The Singles Collection by Liz Prince (Top Shelf) $9.95
OMGCow vol 1 a Semi Daily Comic Diary August 2009-January 2011 by Sheika Lugtu $15.00
Jacky’s Diary by Jacky Mendelsohn $39.99
DMZ Book 1 Deluxe Edition by Brian Wood et al. $29.99
JLA vol 4 TPB by Grant Morrison et al. $24.99
Babys In Black: Astrid Kirchnerr, Stuart Sutclilffe and the Beatles by Arne Bellstorf (First Second) $15.99
Fables Deluxe Edition Book 8 by Bill Willingham et al. $29.99Art & Design Books
Skull Art Prints – 20 Removable Posters $22.95 – 20 removable posters by trendsetting artists, and fitting into the standard frame 11 x 14 inches. The 20 works featured on the posters are by: French, Patrick Thomas, Carissa Rose, Drew Millward, Dan Stirling, James Joyce, Dominick Rapone, Boo Davies/Quiltsrÿche, Noah Scalin, Noma Bar, Paul Alexander Thornton, Pure Evil, Rich Fairhead, Zeke Clough, Zoe Dorelli, Craig Robson, Megamunden, Sarah King, Sergei Sviatchenko, and Andres Guerrero.
Love Letter to the City by Stephen Powers $24.95
Bad Graffiti by Scott Hocking (Black DOg Publishing) $14.95DIY
How to Move by Bike: Tales and Tips to Inspire by Steph Routh (Hopscotch Town Publishing) $9.95Essays
The Disaster Diaries: One Mans Quest to Learn Everything Necessary to Survive the Apocalypse by Sam Sheridan $16.00
The Science of Monsters: The Origins of the Creatures We Love to Fear by Matt Kaplan $16.00
The Aftermath of Forever: How I Loved and Lost and Found Myself by Natalye Chiloress (Microcosm) $12.95
Exploding the Phone: The Untold Story of the Teenagers and Outlaws Who Hacked Ma Bell by Phil Lapsley $18.00 – Now in soft cover.
Tooth Fairy: Parents, Lovers, and Other Wayward Deities by Cliff Chase $24.95Film & TV
Dr. AC Presents: Hidden Horror: A Celebration of 101 Underrated and Overlooked Fright Flicks by Aaron Christensen and William Lustig $15.00Sex & Sexy
Twisted Bondage with an Edge (Cleis) $15.95
Sexplosion: From Andy Warhol to a Clockwork Orange – How a Generation of Pop Rebels Broke all the Taboos by Robert Hofler $27.99Fiction
The Flamethrowers by Rachel Kushner $17.00 – Now in soft cover.
Swan Gondola by Timothy Schaffert $27.95
Mango Lassie, A Memoir of the Sixties by Dougie MacKenzie $23.00Lit Journals
The Believer #105 Feb 14 $8.00Magazines
Bizarre #210 Mar 14 $10.50
Frankie #57 $15.95
Gup #39 $14.99
GAG #1 Girls Against God $15.00
Juxtapoz #158 Mar 14 $5.99
True Crime Jan 14 $8.99
Smith Journal #9 $17.99
Sofilm #3 Jan 14 $9.99
Uncut #201 Feb 14 $9.99
Tattoo Collection #60 $7.75Kids Stuff
29 Myths on the Swinster Pharmacy by Lemony Snicket & Lisa Brown (McSweeney’s McMullens) $14.95Other Stuff
Garbage Pail Kids 2014 Series 1 Card Pack 10 Sticker Cards Brand New Series $2.99
Yo La Tengo Tree DVD and Vinyl Figure Set by Jim Woodring (Press Pop) $45.00 -
New Stuff This Week
Juxtapoz Psychedelic by Hannah Stouffer (Gingko Press) $29.95 – Psychedelic Art manifested first in literary contexts with Huxley, Rimbaud and then later via Ginsberg and Burroughs. As the movement gained momentum in the 1960s, visual artists became catalyzed and turned on by the psychedelic experience. Juxtapoz Psychedelic bridges the musings these early explorers of the form, to those working in metaphysical and surrealistic modes today. Contemporary practitioners of the form featured in Juxtapoz Psychedelic include Andy Gilmore Jonathan Zawada, Steven Harrington, Oliver Hibert, David d Andrea, Patrick Kyle, Killian Eng, Scott Balmer, Deanne Cheuk, Mark Whalen, Eric Shaw, Roid, Ryan Travis Christian, Karina Eibatova, Maya Hayuk, Skinner, Kelsey Brookes, Hannah Stouffer, Katherine Tromans, Kylea Borges. Classic and traditional proponents of the form include John Van Hamersveld, Alex Grey, Allyson Grey and Keiichi Tanaami.
Call Me Burroughs: A Life by Barry Miles (Twelve) $32.00 – Written with the full support of the Burroughs estate and drawing from countless interviews with figures like Allen Ginsberg, Lucien Carr, and Burroughs himself, this is the first full-length biography of Burroughs to be published in a quarter century-and the first one to chronicle the last decade of Burroughs’s life and examine his long-term cultural legacy.Zines
*zines from The Transgender Oral History Project Distro: Unapologetic #1 the Journal of Irresponsible Gender by Anne Tagonist $2.00, Every Body Is a Modified Body by Aeryn $2.50, Some Boys Bleed: A Zine of Trans Postcards $1.50, Nashville Transit by Kale $2.00
Sketch School #2 What Is Sketch School Participating Is Easy by Carol Sogard $4.00
*Selected back issues of Chickfactor!
Popcorn Farm #1 by Laura Madeline Wiseman et al. $2.00
Thug Life Zine $1.00
Afghan Style $1.00
Studio Time #1 by Matt Haveron $4.00
Just Make Pictures Zine #2 Street Photographs Michael Jarecki $4.00
Travel On #5 a Summer in Montana by David Soloman $2.00
Wolfman Meets The Bride of Frankenstein by Ethan Krause $3.00
*2 issues of Remedy Quarterly! #12 Risk $7.50 & #13 Gather $12.00
Quitter #7 by Trace Ramsey $2.00
Taking the Cake an Illustrated Primer on Asexuality by Maisha $3.00Comics & Comix
Crass Sophisticate #32 Sports by Josh Reinwald & Justin Rosenberg $5.00
Thanksgiving in Paris by Erik Schneider $3.00
Journal of Horizons by Flat Mtn Press $4.00
Histories of the Village of Crow Hill and Surrounding Areas by Trevor Grabill $4.00
New Year New Me #1 (Late Nite Draw Presents) $1.00Graphic Novels & Trade Paperbacks
Lost at Sea: 10 Year Anniversary Edition by Bryan Lee O’Malley $24.99
Snow Piercer vol 1 The Escape by Jacques Lob et al. $19.99
Sucker Bait and Other Stories (EC Library) by Graham Ingels (Fantagraphics) $28.99
Zero Hour and Other Stories (EC Library) by Jack Kamen (Fantagraphics) $28.99Art & Design
Revok Made in Detroit $29.95
Oriental Tattoo Sourcebook by Yang Pen $29.95Fiction
Corpse Exhibition and Other Stories of Iraq by Hassan Blasim $15.00
Why Are You So Sad by Jason Porter $15.00
Tony Hogan Bought Me an Ice Cream Float Before He Stole My Ma by Kerry Hudson $15.00
Office of Mercy by Ariel Djanikian $16.00
Flimsy Little Plastic Miracles by Ron Currie Jr. $16.00
Changers Book One: Drew by T Cooper and Allison Glock-Cooper (Black Sheep/Akashic) $11.95
Apocalypse of Enoch Rapture by Shane Moore $20.00
Silence Once Begun by Jesse Ball $23.95
Morlock Night by K.W. Jeter (Angry Robot) $7.99Essay
Wilderness of Error: The Trials of Jeffrey MacDonald by Errol Morris $18.00
Age of Edison: Electric Light and the Invention of Modern America by Ernest Freeberg $17.00
If I Catch You I Will Kill You: A Childhood Sexual Abuse Survivor Redefines Life On Her Own Terms by Judy Ferraro $19.99DIY
Dear Shane: A Mental Health Resource About Staying Alive by Craig Kelly (Pioneers Press) $6.00Magazines
Hand #3 Jan 14 $10.00
Tipsy Win 13 #3 $20.00
Razorcake #78 $4.00
Internationalism #165 Publication of the Interantional Communist Current in the USA Jul-Dec 13 $1.00 -
New Online Literary Journal, Goreyesque, Seeking Submissions
Columbia College Chicago’s Department of Creative Writing is launching a new online literary journal, Goreyesque (www.goreyesque.com), now open for submissions. (And no, you don’t have to be a student at Columbia to submit your work).
Both an homage and showcase of contemporary artists and storytellers inspired by Edward Gorey’s lasting influence across genres, Goreyesque seeks works that are darkly humorous, surreal, playful, and anything in between. Short stories, essays, poems, illustrations, video/animation and other forms of art all welcome. Original work preferred but reprints that fit the project’s scope also appreciated (see submission guidelines). Work can be sent to: goreysubmissions(at)gmail(dot)com.
The launch of Goreyesque coincides with the Chicago debut of Elegant Enigmas: The Art of Edward Gorey and G is for Gorey—C is for Chicago: The Collection of Thomas Michalak, at the Loyola University Museum of Art (LUMA), Feb. 15 – Jun. 15. While Elegant Enigmas has traveled the country since 2009, the companion exhibition G is for Gorey provides an even closer in-depth look at Gorey’s legacy, including his illustrations for book jackets and magazine articles, and his life and work on Cape Cod.
Gorey’s artwork returns to his home town for the first time with this special exhibition and reading/performance showcase, so writers and artists should be sure to send Gorey-inspired work soon! All works submitted before Apr. 14 will be considered for a public reading and showcase at LUMA’s gallery space in Chicago on Apr. 29. Top 5 submissions will also receive the exhibition catalogue Elegant Enigmas: The Art of Edward Gorey.
Special guest judges for the reading: Sam Weller, author of The Bradbury Chronicles, and Mort Castle, author of Bram Stoker award-winning New Moon on the Water. Both served as co-editors of Stoker award-winning Shadow Show: All New Stories in Celebration of Ray Bradbury.
For more info, contact Todd Summar at goreysubmissions@gmail.com
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Valentine Trauma Zine Release Party & Reading With Mike McBeardo McPadden and Friends 2/22
90s legends Mike McBeardo McPadden (Happyland) and his inimitable bride, Rachel Shitass McPadden (Saucy), are returning ceremoniously to their beloved motherland, Zine City USA, with the release of Trauma Zine No. 1: Valentine’s Day.Expanding on the concept of their popular 2012-2013 Rock Trauma reading series, quarterly Trauma Zine incorporates personal essays and original art from talents across the country to communicate an empathetically (or just pathetically) tragic theme. And contains stickers.
So napalm another Hallmark-fabricated love (gross) day, then join us the following weekend for complimentary 70%-off Walgreen’s chocolate hearts and brief, cringe-y readings from such Valentine Trauma contributors as: Mike McBeardo McPadden (author Heavy Metal Movies, head writer Mr. Skin), Rachel McPadden (xoJane, Saucy, Self-Hate Crime), Diana Jewell (lovechild of Tura Satana & Oliver Reed), Sarah Rosenfeld (Windy City Rock), Bob Goblin (Outburst on the 66, RockStarClub, Rock Trauma alum), and Jeremy Kitchen (CPL).
May you meet your future ex-wives/husbands that fateful night and forever curse our names.
For more info: traumazine(at)gmail(dot)com
Saturday, February 22nd, 7pm – Free Event
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New Stuff This Week
Mould Map #3, co-edited by Hugh Frost and Leon Sadler (Landfill Editions) $44.00 – Comics & Narrative Art anthology series. An exploration of the ways in which network technologies mediate our experience of each other and our surroundings. A 224 Page book and poster collection. * ALL NEW WORK * from 35 leaders of contemporary narrative art: Aidan Koch — Amalia Ulman — Angie Wang — Ben Mendelewicz — Blaise Larmee — Brenna Murphy — CF — Cody Cobb — Daniel Swan — Dmitry Sergeev — Gabriel Corbera — GHXYK2 — Hugh Frost — Jacob Ciocci — James Jarvis — Joseph Kelly — Jonas Delaborde — Jonathan Chandler — Jonny Negron — Julien Ceccaldi —Karn Piana — Kilian Eng — Lala Albert — Lando — Leon Sadler — Matthew Lock— Noel Freibert — Olivier Schrauwen — Robert Beatty — Sam Alden — Sammy Harkham — Simon Hanselmann — Stefan Sadler — Viktor Hachmang & Yuichi Yokoyama.Zines
Recall by Gabriele Sedda & Kyle Schlie $10.00
Here I Am Walking With The Poop To The Slide by Maarten Boekweit $6.00
You Suck split zine by John Wawrzaszek and Jill Summers $1.00
SWSeven #1 by Leander Capuozzo $10.00Comics & Comix
Laskimooses #15 Alkupisteen Piirtaminen by Herra Matti Hagelbergin $7.00
Kingdom Order #1 by Reid Psaltis $8.00
Victus #2 by Tyrell Cannon $8.00
Yearling #1 Masked Detective by Rich Tommaso $4.95
Funnies by Anthony Melero $4.00
Soft X Ray Mindhunters by A. Degan (Birdcage Bottom Books) $12.00
Bad Party by Victor Kerlow (Birdcage Bottom Books) $10.00
USA Truck by Mickey Zacchilli, CF and Charlotte De Sedouy $5.00
Butler Comic #1 by Patrick Kyle, Mickey Zacchilli & Michael DeForge $4.50
Acknowledgements #2 Edgar Allan Poe by Robert Kelsey $3.50
Chicago Cookie Monster by Amanda Bennett $4.00
Stupid by Alex Dahm $4.00
Teen Creeps #6 by Charles Forsman (Oily Comics) $1.00
Word and Voice issues #9 & #10 by Aaron Cockle (Oily Comics) $1.00 each
Real Rap #6 by Benjamin Urkowitz (Oily Comics) $1.00 each
Human Stuff #1 by Nacho Nova $3.50Graphic Novels & Trade Paperbacks
Ant Colony by Michael DeForge (D&Q) $21.95 – Don’t miss DeForge here at Quimby’s on 2/8!
Concert Review Comix by Hazel Newlevant (Birdcage Bottom Books) $6.00
I Don’t Get It by Shannon Wheeler $17.99
Preacher Book Three TPB by Garth Ennis et al. (Vertigo) $19.99
Crossed: Wish You Were Here vol 3 TPB by Simon Spurrier et al. (Avatar) $19.99Art & Design
The Coloring Book Project 2: Collection by 185 Artists From Around the World ed by Spencer Caligiuri et al. (Momento) $25.00
Royal Orphan by Amber Ibarreche (Capricious) $20.00
Wes Lang (Picturebox) $34.95Fiction
Don’t Start Me Talkin by TOm Williams (Curbside Publishing) $15.95
Parallel Apartments by Bill Cotter (McSweeneys) $25.00
How Best to Avoid Dying by Owen Egerton (Soft Skull) $15.95Magazines
Bust Dec Feb Mar 14 $5.99
Howler #4 Win 14 $15.00
Offscreen #7 $22.00
Make vol 37 $9.99
Flaunt #132 $10.95
Frieze #160 Jan Feb 14 $12.00
Black Velvet #79 $9.00
Wire Jan 14 #359 $11.25
Monocle Alpino #8 Win 13 14 $8.00
Harpers Magazine Feb 14 $6.99Poetry, Lit Journals & Chap Books
Hierarchy of Genres by Amanda R. Huckins $6.00
Midwestern Gothic #12 $12.00
Ninth Letter vol 10 #2 Fall 13 Win 14 $14.95
Omissionary by Stephen James Dvorak (Back to Print) $15.00
Some Names by Georgia Herman et al. $6.00
Hands Grabbing for the Light That Moves Through Them by Travis Davis $6.00
I Want More Life Fucker by Justin Ryan Fyfe et al. $6.00
American Room Weather Sept 6 2013 by Jessica Millnitz et al. $6.00
Poems by Rachael Wolfe $20.00Outer Limits
The Atheist’s History of Belief: Understanding our Most Extraordinary Invention by Matthew Kneale (Counterpoint) $26.00Music
Moon: The Life and Death of a Rock Legend by Tony Fletcher $22.99Essays
Autobiography of Black Chicago by Dempsey Travis $17.00Politics & Revolution
Imagine Living In a Socialist USA by Frances Goldin et al. $15.99
Ready for Revolution: The CNT Defense Committees in Barcelona, 1933-1938 by Agustín Guillamón et al. (AK) $14.95Sex & Sexy
The Artisan’s Book of Fetishcraft by John Huxley (Greenery) $27.95
Meat #11 by Adrian Lourie $20.00
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Quimby's Co-Sponsors Spudnik Press Membership
Anyone who spends a few minutes at Quimby’s is bound to run into any number of items printed at Spudnik Press, which is down the street from us, such as Ten x Ten, 2013 Edition, A Collection of Prints and Music by Chicago Artists or Struwwelpeter by Sanya Glisic. The independent publishing spirit that Quimby’s champions is in full force at Spudnik, so it stands to reason that because of this overlap (perhaps you saw the Long-Arm Stapler First Aid Exhibition: Self-Care In Zines and Mini Comics last year we curated at the Spudnik Annex Gallery?), Quimby’s is proud to co-sponsor membership at Spudnik. That is, if you become a member at Spudnik, you get the use of Spudnik resources (screen-printing! photocopying! other fancy printing and art-related classes and facilities!) as well as perks from local businesses including Quimby’s, Genesis Art Supply, Paperish Mess , Study Hall and more! For more info, see spudnikpress.org.
