While you were crying into your beer and brats at home, upset that your Memorial Day barbeque was rained out, Quimby’s had a blast with Chris Besinger (left), who read from his book The Usual Beast and the bands Group Icky Rats and ONO (right).
Bestsellers last week:
1. Craphound #4 Clowns Devils and Bait $12.00 – Holy Shit, the Craphound #4 reprint landed and it makes me smile like Ren and dance like Stimpy! Tejaratchi’s obsessive hi-con picture pages are brimming with the sauciest devils, the juciest bait and the most ambiguously legal clowns. Thrilling, terrifying, mind-blowing, hands down one of the world’s greatest zines! – EF
2. Cinema Sewer #23 by Robin Bougie $4.00 – Cinema Sewer is the direct heir and foremost survivor of decades of mayhem-trash-film fanzines and Robin Bougie has proven time and again that there’s still meatballs to be pulled out of the gravy. His tastes are extreme but also interestingly ecclectic, and this issue includes a rundown of his favorite noir films and a review of a Betty Dobson feminist masturbation video along with plenty of <dare-I-say> thoughtful reviews of rare smut and grindcore. -EF
3. Is It the Future Yet by Corinne Mucha $3.00 – What does the future hold for you? Well, I predict you will fall madly in love with Corinne’s amazing new mini-comic, Is It the Future Yet?, which she made ‘specially for Quimby’s! I see you laughing out loud at the fresh psychic hijinx and time-travel schemes that grace every delightful page. I can see your love for this comic growing rich, deep, and strong and you will find it brings you much good luck and happiness as years go by…Yes, my friend, the future looks very bright indeed!
4. Monocle vol 4 #34 Jun 10 $10.00
5. Bust Jun Jul 10 $4.99
6. Bars Across America Drinking and Biking from Coast to Coast by John Greenfield $13.00
7. Hopes and Prospects by Noam Chomsky (Haymarket) $16.00 – In this urgent new book, Noam Chomsky surveys the dangers and prospects of our early twenty-first century. Exploring challenges such as the growing gap between North and South, American exceptionalism (including under President Barack Obama), the fiascos of Iraq and Afghanistan, the U.S.-Israeli assault on Gaza, and the recent financial bailouts, he also sees hope for the future and a way to move forward-in the democratic wave in Latin America and in the global solidarity movements that suggest “real progress toward freedom and justice.” Hopes and Prospects is essential reading for anyone who is concerned about the primary challenges still facing the human race.
8. Giant Robot #65 $4.99
9. Comics Section [from the] San Francisco Panorama of McSweeneys #33 $10.00
10. Boneshaker #42-500 A Bicycling Almanac (Wolverine Farm Publishing) $6.00 – “The Practical Bicyclist’s Handbook” and “Basic Field and Street Manual for Utilitarian Riding.” ‘Tis indeed! The farmer’s almanac for those on bikes, Boneshaker’s a fascinating compiled book of history, wit, wisdom, lore and prediction. Bamboo bikes? The time has come! Vintage posters? Yes please! Full moon forecasting? All there! Although they seem to think that there are noodles in potato salad, on all other counts this is real solid. -EF
All the time people ask us if we sell Quimby’s t-shirts and are sad when we tell them we don’t. Well guess what? We decided the time has come for us to cave in to the public’s demands. And we’re glad we did, because these shirts are totally hot. We have them in all manner of sizes! It features our logo, designed by Chris Ware, printed on black pre-shrunken cotton. It’s sweet, simple and to the point: QUIMBY’S! Available in the following sizes: Ladie’s: X Large, Large, Medium, Small – Men’s: XX Large, X Large, Large, Medium, Small – Youth: Size 2, 3, 4, 5/6. $14.99 each. Come on in and geddit! Or order one here. And while yer at it, get a Quimby’s totebag. We have those too! They’re $12.99. You may as well get a tattoo with our logo too, just to help us increase our brandocitinessesqueness. Yeah.
Zines
This Preferable Hell #1 $8.00
Dodgem Logic #2 Feb Mar 10 $4.25 – As in a zine. From Alan Moore. For reals.
Welcome to Flavor Country #19 by Kurt Morris $2.00 – With stories by Amy Adoyzie.
We Are Hardly Alone #1 Moon 3476 by Adrian Rew $1.00
Humble Humdrum Cotton Frock #2 A Twilight Teeter Into Oganic Esoterics by var. $3.00
Zine Columbia Win 09: Rusty Clutch Boom Boom and Inky Ruin $10.00 – Made in class at Columbia, here in Chicago
Fiction
Generation A SC by Douglas Coupland (Scribner) $15.00 – As in, Gen X but like, in the digital now. Or whatever.
Mesopotamia SC by Arthur Nersesian (Akashic) $15.95
Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake HC by Aimee Bender (Doubleday) $25.95
Anthropology of an American Girl by Hilary Thayer Hamann (Spiegel) $26.00
DIY How-to & Food
When There Is No Doctor: Preventive and Emergency Home Healthcare in Challenging Times by Gerard Doyle S MD (Process) $16.95
Ripe From Around Here A Vegan Guide to Local and Sustainable Eating No Matter Where You Live by Jae Steele (Arsenal Pulp) $23.95
New Farm Vegetarian Cookbook by Louise Hagler (Book Publishing Co.) $12.95
Graphic Novels/Trade Paperbacks
The Selves by Sonja Ahlers (D+Q) $19.95 – Don’t miss her here at Quimby’s this week! Thursday, June 10th, 7pm, with Anne Elizabeth Moore! Collageria of of well brushed merkins and precious patchwork womanhood. -EF – Kathleen Hanna said this feminist scrapbook memoir was “seductive, familiar and very funny.” It tells the story of different selves in a lifetime starting from baby to lady. The ‘character’ grows up throughout the pages. The cast includes: Hollie Hobbie, Drew Barrymore, the Olsen twins, Camille Claudel, Alice Munro, Degrassi kids, Angelina Jolie, and Stevie Nicks and Judy Chicago. These selves appear by way of collage, illustration and poetry.
FunnyMan the First Jewish Superhero From the Creators of Superman by var. (Feral House) $24.95
DMZ vol 8 Hearts and Minds TPB by Brian Wood and var. (Vertigo) $16.99
Final Crisis TPB by Grant Morrison and var. (DC) $19.99
Stuck Rubber Baby HC by Howard Cruse (Vertigo) $24.99 – New edition. Of the book. Um, not the band New Edition.
Jonah Hex HC No Way Back by var. (DC) $19.99
Freakangels vol 4 TPB by Warren Ellis (Avatar) $19.99
Made With 90 Recycled Art Basic Instructions by Scott Meyer (Dark Horse) $10.99
Criminal vol 4 Bad Night by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips (Icon) $14.99
Ex Machina Deluxe Edition vol 1 (Wildstrom) $29.99
Fantastic Four vol 1 by Hickman etc. (Marvel) $19.99
Sleeper seasons 1 and 2 by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips (Wildstorm) $24.99 each.
Runaways Escape to New York TPB by Brian K. Vaughan etc. (Marvel) $14.99
Runaways Live Fast HC by Brian K. Vaughan etc. (Marvel) $19.99
Steampunk Yes, we have started a steampunk shelf. These are just some of the titles we have added. As more titles come in we’ll let you know. Some of these are not necessarily new books, but they are new to Quimby’s. What is steampunk, you say? There are tons of ways to describe it, but here are some helpful nouns and adjectives: neo-Victorian science fiction, sepia-toned goth, brass goggles, airships, gears, Britishness, clocks, cogs, all the while wearing your esteemed finery. For more info about the genre and other local Chicago-based steampunk happenings, see http://steampunkchicago.com/
The Difference Engine by William Gibson and Bruce Sterling (Bantam) $7.99
Diamond Age Or a Young Lady’s Illustrated Primer by Neal Stephenson $15.00
Mainspring by Jay Lake (Tor) $7.99
Steampunk ed. by Jeff and Ann Vandermeer (Tachyon) $14.95
Steampunk Style Jewelry Victorian Fantasy and Mechanical Necklaces Bracelets… by Jean Campbell (Creative P) $24.99
Souless: An Alexia Tarabotti Novel by Gail Carriger (Orbit) $7.99
Sex Guides, Culture and Play
Housewives At Play Mother Knows Best by Rebecca (Eros) $9.95
Cumming of Jizzus DVD Chelsea Chainsaw $18.00 – Another fine film from Cinema Sewer autour Robin Bougie.
Sleazy Slice #4 by Robin Bougie $6.00
Maximum Superexcitement #3 by Robin Bougie $4.00
Dear Mr Bougie #2 by Robin Bougie $4.00
Cinema Sewer #23 by Robin Bougie $4.00
Sex is Fun Creative Ideas for Exciting Sex by Kidder Kaper (Avery) $20.00
Nightlife by var. (Bruno Gmun) $33.99
Street Art/Lowbrow/Kinda Arty
Rock Paper Show Flatstock vol 1, ed. by Geoff Peveto (Soundscreen Design) $60.00 – Over 60 editorial contributors, including Aesthetic Apparatus, Craig Finn (the Hold Steady), John Foster (author, Masters of Poster Design), Clay Hayes (gigposters.com), Jeff Kleinsmith (Patent Pending), Jay Ryan (the Bird Machine), and Paula Scher (Pentagram).
I’m With Stupid the Artwork of Jeremy Fish (Upper Playground) $19.95
Stay High 149 by Sky Farrell and Chris Pape (Gingko) $19.95
In Plain View: 30 Years of Artworks Illegal and Otherwise by Dan Witz (Gingko) $39.95
Saber Mad Society New Edition by Saber (Gingko) $35.00
David Choe 30 Postcards (Chronicle) $9.95
Minimalist Coloring Book Paper Reflects All Colors by Craig Conley $11.95
Grotesk: A Decade of Swiss Design Lost in Brooklyn by Kimou Meyer (aka Grotesk) (Upper Playground) $29.95
Design
42 x 12 Cult of the Fixed (ProActif) $29.95
Eccentric Design (CYPI) $39.95
Vivid the Allure of Color In Design 102 Color Projects (Gingko) $39.95
20th Century Travel 100 Years of Globe Trotting Ads by var. (Taschen) $39.99
Memoir/Essay/Culture
I Was Looking for a Street by Charles Willeford (Picturebox) $15.95 – Memoir of the writer most known for his Miami-based crime novels featuring hardboiled detective Hoke Moseley, including Miami Blues and Sideswipe.
Coma by Pierre Guyotat [Semiotext(e)] $17.95 – The famous French writer of Eden Eden Eden fame writes about his coma.
Renegade Sportsman Drunken Runners Bike Polo Superstars Rollerderby Rebels by Zach Dundas (Riverhead) $15.00
Satiristas Comedians Contrarians Raconteurs and Vulgarians by var. (Harper) $29.99
Pink Noises Women on Electronic Music and Sound by Tara Rodgers (Duke) $23.95
Rockabillies by var. (Center) $50.00 – Fancy photo book of the rockabilly subculture.
Outer Limits
100 Under 140 by Gordon Meyer $10.95 – The time has come. Twitter as vehicle for humor.
Social Organization of The Computer Underground by Gordon Meyer $8.95
Field Guide to Identifiying Unicorns by Sound a Compact Handbook of Mythic… by Craig Conley $14.75
One Minute Mystic By Professor Oddfellow by Craig Conley $14.75
Hitlers Occult War by Michael Fitzgerald (Roberthale) $17.95
Weiser Field Guide to Cryptozoology Werewolves Dragons Skyfish Lizard Men… by Deena West Budd (Weiser) $14.95 Last Words of the Executed HC by Rob Elder (Univers of Chic) $22.50, forward by Studs Terkel – As seen in Time Out. Don’t miss Rob Elder’s event here at Quimby’s Thursday, June 24th, 7pm!
Magazines & Lit Journals
Believer #72 Jun 10 $8.00
Bizarre #163 Jun 10 $10.50
Wax Poetics #41 $9.99
Shook Magazine vol 1 #8 $7.99
Hip Mama #46 $5.95
True Detective vol 2 #21 $4.49
Eye Spy #67 $6.50
Murder Most Foul #76 $9.99
In These Times Jun 10 $3.50
Camera Obscura vol 1 Sum 10 $12.00
Extra vol 23 #6 May 10 $4.95
Tattoo Life #64 $6.99
Progressive Jun 10 $3.95
Black Clock #12 $13.00
GLQ vol 16 #3 Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies 2010 $12.00
Skunk vol 6#2 $5.99
UFO Magazine #153 vol 23 #12 $5.99
Rebel Pink Jul 10 $8.99
Radical History Review spr 10 $14.00
Big Takeover #66 $5.99
Hobart #11 $10.00
Adbusters #90 Jul Aug 10 vol 18 #4 $8.95
Monocle vol 4 #34 Jun 10 $10.00
Shindig vol 2 #16 May Jun 10 $9.99
Reason Jul 10 $3.95
Frieze #131 May 10 $10.00
Mojo #200 Jul 10 $9.99
STOP #1 Start Thinking of the Possibilities $2.00
Venus Zine #43 $4.50
Comics/Comix/Mini Comics
Pizza Time by Joe Vermilyea $5.00 Sundogs #9 Sum 09 & Sundogs #10 by Adam Pasion $3.00 each – Can’t get enough Snakepit? Leave Ben alone and peep on someone else’s life for a change! Adam Pasion’s Sundogs diary comic comes direct to us from his life teaching and drawing in Japan and has that charming day-by-day feel y’ know and love. -EF
Werewolf #1 and Werewolf #2 by Josh Rosen and Penina Gal $5.00 Hairy-ass werewolf comics anthology. Swardlick’s piece is especially good, including this one highly poetic panel wherein the vegan werewolf protagonist declares “Aaah. I have Vomited all my human teeth!!” Werewolf #2 continues some of the full-moon fever from Werewolf #1 and also adds an onslaught of new folks – Denis St John, Laura Terry, Matt Aucoin, Mark Bilokur, Nick Patten, Betsey Swardlick, Joshua Rosen, Stephen Bissette and David Yoder -Comin’ at you like a silver bullet. -EF
Chutzpah by Nomi Kane $5.00 – A real treat – this issue is a homespun origin story of the heroine’s humble beginnings and empowering superpowerment. Do yourself a mitzvah and check it out.
Poetry/Chap Books
Usual Beast Poems and Lyrics by Chris Besinger $10.00
Here by David Mabi $10.00
Nouveau Bored by Marc Gaba $6.00
Nicole Wilson is the Assistant Programs Director of Poetry and Literature at Columbia College Chicago. Her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Coconut, Fifth Wednesday, RealPoetik, pacificREVIEW, Rabbit Light Movies, and Another Chicago Magazine, among others.
Kate Dougherty’s e-chapbook, We Trundle We Ignite, is forthcoming from Scantily Clad Press. More poems are published or forthcoming in The Carolina Quarterly, Cannibal, SIR! Magazine, Used Cat, and Action Yes. Kate holds an M.F.A. from Columbia College Chicago, where she served as editorial assistant on Court Green.
Patrick Culliton’s chapbook Hornet Homily is available from Octopus Books. Recent work has appeared, or will soon, in Another Chicago Magazine, Beeswax, Conduit, Eleven Eleven and elsewhere. He teaches at UIC and Loyola.
For more info: http://www.octopusbooks.net/
When asked about his influences, Eugene Nelson Jr. points to three enduring sources: growing up on the Southside of Chicago in the 1970s and 80s, playing Role Playing Games with people all over Chicago, and loving my family everyday. Not a likely combination for a writer, but one that has brought forth Covert Operations: Alpha (AuthorHouse Publishing), a debut book that is filled with action, love, friendship, death, mystery, humor, magic, betrayal, technology and vengeance. All set here in the back drop of Chicago. Fast paced and intriguing, Covert Operations: Alpha’s science fiction marks the difficulties of everyday life in a world that has evolved into a powerful society filled with powerful beings. This book will wake up every brain cell you have in an effort to understand each character and their actions. Just when you think you understand something, everything will change and so will your understanding. This is the thinking man’s book and you will enjoy every moment of it. So check your equipment at the door and get ready for the time of your life as you are introduced to the world of Covert.
Bad attitudes meet sophisticated intelligence, and underground crime meets big business in this involving debut book. Eugene Nelson Jr.’s complicated characters and rude cut offs in Covert Operations: Alpha evoke a self-absorbed population. Eugene Nelson Jr., who still lives in Chicago, works from home now and spends most of his time creating new and exciting tales from his role playing game by the same name of Covert Operations.
QUIMBY’S T-SHIRTS?! Ahem. I mean, Quimby’s T-Shirts. For the first time since Quimby’s arrived on your home planet of Earth, you can wear our family crest on your chest! We decided to go pretty simple for our maiden voyage into the world of wearables: our logo (designed by the mighty and valiant Chris Ware) printed 5″ on black, pre-shrunk 100% cotton shirts.
These little treasures were printed just down the street at our neighbors’ Broken Cherry, and we’ve got a bunch of them in an assortment of sizes:
Ladies’: X Large, Large, Medium, Small
Men’s: XX Large, X Large,
Large, Medium, Small
Ankle Biters’: Size 2, 3, 4, 5/6
You can stop by and exchange $14.99 for it. Or if visiting the store would involve a plane ticket, you can always make us do all the work (with a little help from the United States Postal Service) by ordering it here.
We went to pick up books from the Independent Publishers Group warehouse on the south side. They had conveyer belts all over the place. It was like a highway system. We figured they wouldn’t let us take a ride on it, so we took a picture of it to show you how cool it looks.
IPG Warehouse
And here’s this week’s top 10 bestsellers here at Quimby’s:
3. Craphound #4 Clowns Devils and Bait (Show & Tell Press) $12.00 – Holy Shit, the Craphound #4 reprint landed and it makes me smile like Ren and dance like Stimpy! Tejaratchi’s obsessive hi-con picture pages are brimming with the sauciest devils, the juciest bait and the most ambiguously legal clowns. Thrilling, terrifying, mind-blowing, hands down one of the world’s greatest zines! – EF
Zines/Chap Books
Love Your Blood #1 by var. $2.50
Explorers Are We #2 $1.00
Overtime: Hour 13 Hollywood Cowboys by GD McFetridge $2.00 – From the folks who bring you The First Line.
Comics & Mini Comix
Mineshaft #25 $7.00 – A comic-driven all-star zine. In addition to nice short comics by C. Tyler and Nina Bujevac, Sophie and R. Crumb let you peek at their sketchbooks and R. also gives you a glimpse of his dream diary- where we learn that he’s even a curmudgeon while sleeping. ALSO of note: Kim Deitch reviews the Crumb Genesis comic, Simon Deitch talks dodos and Pat Moriarity has a nice bar comic and Jim Blanchard does a glorious drawing of a bear. Feels real family-style, if your family was all famous cartoonists.
Comics Section San Francisco Panorama McSweeneys #33 $10.00 – Cuttin’ right to the chase.
Sundogs #10 by Adam Pasion $3.00
Werewolf #2 by Josh Rosen $5.00
various new things by Liz Prince! Including Four Squares #1, I Swallowed the Key to My Heart, Delayed Replays vol 3!
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep Dust To Dust #1 By PKD with var. other (Boom) $3.99
Mope vol 1 by Matt McClure $5.00
Chutzpah #1 May Jun 10 by Naomi Kane $5.00
Scorched Earth by Josh Kramer $3.00
Oak & Linden #1 and #2 by Pat Barrett $6.00 & $3.50
Poseur #3 by Nat $4.00 – Shocking tales of electrifying thrills, and other strange and charming short comics to amuse and bemuse.
Crude Dude Comix #6 by Jose Angeles $3.50
Hate Baby #1 Sum 10 by Corinne Halbert $7.00
Graphic Novels & TPBs
Search For Smilin Ed by Kim Deitch (Fantagraphics) $16.99
The Selves by Sonja Ahlers (D&Q) $19.95
Wednesday Comics HC: The Worlds Greatest Heroes The Worlds Greatest Comics (DC) $49.99 – Huge anthology with Tons o’ artists, like Brian Azzarello, Neil Gaiman, and more! We only got 1, so you better race here and get it.
Scalped vol 6 Gnawing TPB by Jason Aaron & RM Guera (Vertigo) $14.99
Dungeon Quest Book 1 by Joe Daly (Fantagraphics) $12.99
Captain Long Ears Diana Thung (SLG) $12.95 – So cute!
Death Trap by Lane Milburn $10.00
Psychoshit Fuck by Jose Angeles $25.00
Mags & Lit Journals
Venus Zine #43 $4.50
Artifice Magazine #1 $7.00
Giant Robot #65 $4.95
Fiction & Poetry
These Children Who Come at You With Knives and Other Fairy Tale Stories by Jim Knipfel (Simon) $14.00
Light Boxes by Shane Jones (Penguin) $14.00
DIY
Boneshaker #42-500 A Bicycling Almanac $6.00
Above the Pavement the Farm Architechture & Agriculture at PF1 by var. (Princeton) $19.95
Yum Yum Bento Box Fresh Recipes for Adorable Lunches by var. (Quirk) $16.95
Mayhem, Outer Limits, Trouble Makin’
Beyond the Matrix Daring Conversations With the Brilliant Minds of Our Times by Patricia Cori (North Atlantic) $18.95
Role Models by John Waters (FSG) $25.00
Art
Graffiti Asia by var. (Laurence Ki) $24.95 – Comes with a DVD
Nymphonomena by Pat Barrett $6.00
Essay/Political
No Impact Man the Adventures of A Guilty Liberal Who Attempts To Save The Planet by Colin Beavan (Picador) $15.00
Made By Hand Searching for Meaning in a Throwaway World by Mark Frauenfelder (Penguin) $25.95 – Written by the founder of Boing Boing and Editor in Chief of Make
Wheres My Wand One Boys Magical Triumph Over Alienation and Shag Carpeting by Eric Poole (Penguin) $24.95
Lexicon of Labor More Than 500 Key Terms Biographical Sketches… by Emmett R Murray (New Press) $17.95
Not Written In Stone: Learning and Unlearning American History Through 200 Years of Textbooks by Kyle Ward (New Press) $22.50
End of Major Combat Operations by Nick McDonell (McSweeneys) $12.95
Music Books
Van Dyke Parks’ Song Cycle, From the 33 1/3 Series by Richard Henderson (Continuum) $10.95
Perfecting Sound Forever an Aural History of Recorded Music by Greg Milner (Faber) $17.00
Other
Louis Sullivans Doors of Chicago Poster by Matt Bergstrom $20.00 – From the maker of the Build Your Own Chicago and New York Postcards.
Writer Alan Goldsher & Artist Jeffrey Brown will present their new book, Present Paul Is UnDead: The British Zombie Invasion, that Goldsher wrote and Brown illustrated.
Are readers ready for a world in which the Beatles just wanna eat your brains? ALAN GOLDSHER (Hard Bop Academy) thinks so, and he may be right. In this humor-filled splatterfest, the rise and fall of the zombie Beatles unfolds through eyewitness accounts, newspaper clippings, and interviews. Violence and music go hand-in-hand as the zombiefied Lennon, Harrison, and McCartney fight, eat, and rock their way to fame and popularity while ninja lord Ringo Starr tries to keep them out of trouble. Nothing can stop them–not even a vampiric Pete Best, zombie-killing Mick Jagger, rival ninja Yoko Ono, or bad reviews. In fact, their only enemies may be one another, as personal conflicts threaten to break them up for good. Roughly paralleling the real-world career of the Beatles, this alternate history reimagines successes, failures, and rivalries with over-the-top bizarro charm.
JEFFREY BROWN illustrated Paul Is Undead. He’s best known for his bittersweet autobiographical graphic novels like Clumsy, Unlikely, and more. His work has appeared in McSweeney’s, NPR’s This American Life, the Chicago Reader, the New City, and Time. He has been featured on and created a short animated music video for the band Death Cab For Cutie.
The final words of the famous and infamous have been collected since antiquity because they speak to a primal curiosity and spark introspection: What does one say on the edge of oblivion?
We expect last words to be poignant, a résumé or summation of life experience. Sometimes they are, sometimes they are not. We want them to reveal secrets. But they very seldom do. Journalist Robert K. Elder spent 7 years writing Last Words of the Executed, chronicling the ?nal thoughts of the most discarded, reviled members of society. It’s an oral history of the overlooked, the infamous and the forgotten—who nonetheless speak to a common humanity with their last act on earth. This is the history of capital punishment in America, told from the gallows, the chair, and the gurney.
“This is a dangerous book. Who knows how we will emerge from the encounter? It makes me want to live, to use my energies in soul-sized pursuits like justice, like love…”
—Sister Helen Prejean, author of Dead Man Walking
“Robert K. Elder is a journalist in the noblest tradition. . . . What I will remember most about this book is its poetry in the speech of people at the most traumatic moment of their lives.”
—Studs Terkel, from the foreword
The rumors are true, our monthly social get together, Work In Progress is tons of fun! It happens that last Wednesday of the month, and involves free snacks, and working on projects in a social atmosphere.
You can either present something your working on, and get feedback, or just hang out and work on your project and not feel so all alone for one night.
The rumors are true, our monthly social get together, Work In Progress is tons of fun! It happens that last Wednesday of the month, and involves free snacks, and working on projects in a social atmosphere.