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New Stuff This Week
View this post on InstagramQuimbys Disappointing You Bumper Sticker $6 – Flaunt your disappointment far and wide with this sticker printed by our friends at Bumpin’ Uglies on the occasion of our 32nd anniversary!
Zines
Amulet by Echo the Human $5
“Why Don’t You Get Busy and Answer My Letter?”: Passive Aggressive and Snarky Antique Postcards 1906-1913 by Robert T. Glen $6
Battle of Antarctica: Enduring Change In Dead Systems by Will Dee $13
Issues Homocats by J. Morrison, $15 each: Fuck it All, Fight the Machine
Dream Space – A Make Believe TTRPG by Larry Dembski $17
Queer Space Communism: An Illustrated Manifesto by Milo $5
Femme Shark Communique #1 All Our Holes Are Hungry Hungry for Justice and Fucking by Zuleikha Mahmood and Leah Lakshmi Piepzna Samarasinha $5
Zines from Iffy Books, $5 each: Lora and Meshtastic – Encrypted Messaging From Your Phone Without the Internet by Mike Dank, Share a File With BitTorrent a Do It Yourself Guide
Act Up Ephemera: Pins, Pamphlets and Posters From AIDS Organizing in the US $6
Shame on Pride For Selling Out Queers by Abuzar $5
Cripple Punk Mag: Accessibility in Local Music: #2 Accessibility Tips for Bands and Venues $5 & #3 The Community Issue $6.50
Comics
Cartoon Dialectics #4 The Coming of the Terraformer (Uncivilized) $6
Micro Comics by Jam Doughty, $2 each: Letters From the Memory Forest, Fall Instar Sep 2023, Blind Contour Garden
West #3 by John Grund (Uncivilized) $6.99
Comics by Morgan Vogel: Valle $6, Nightcore Energy $9
Plot Against the Giant by Caroline Bren $6
Vincent by Sarah Foley $3
Zines by Andrew Coltrin/Partly Robot: Don’t Be Terrible $3, A Is for Autistic: A Personal Glossary $5
Fugu Comix #3 by Cameron Hatheway $5
Maple Terrace #1 & #2 by Noah Van Sciver $6 each
Etiquette for Assclowns #1: The Subway by Elliot Fu $15
Fighting Shape by Tom Orr $6
Art & Design Books
Acky Bright B/W by Acky Bright (PIE International) $29.99
Summer of Hamn by Chuck D (Enemy Books) $34.95
From Angels to Werewolves: Human-Animal Hybrids in Art and Myth by Philip F. Palmedo $35
The Secret Life vol 1 1904-1924 by Salvador Dali (Deicide) $19.95
Politics & Revolution Books
Care: The Highest Stage of Capitalism by Premilla Nadasen (Haymarket) $19.95
Proudhon’s Sociology by Pierre Ansart, edited by Cayce Jamil (AK Press) $22
Going for Broke: Living on the Edge in the World’s Richest Country edited by Alissa Quart & David Wallis (Haymarket) $19.95
DIY Books
Hand Lettering and Beyond: A Beginners Workbook for the Creative Art of Drawing Letters by Sofie Bjorkgren Nase $13.95
Music Books
Just a Minor Threat by Glen E. Friedman (Akashic) $35
Faith, Hope and Carnage by Nick Cave & Seán O’Hagan $20
Good Pop Bad Pop: An Inventory by Jarvis Cocker $19.99
Strange Celestial Road: My Time in the Sun Ra Arkestra by Ahmed Abdullah with Louis Reyes Rivera (Blank Forms Editions) $29.95
This Is What It Sounds Like: A Legendary Producer Turned Neuroscientist on Finding Yourself Through Music by Susan Rogers and Ogi Ogas $17.95
Do You Believe In the Power of Rock & Roll? by John Robb (Unbound) $22.95
Born in the Bronx: A Visual Record of the Early Days of Hip Hop by Joe Conzo $55
Essays
Love and Industry: A Midwestern Workbook by Sonya Huber $19.95
Octavia E. Butler: The Last Interview and Other Conversations $19.99
Food
Holy Food: How Cults, Communes, and Religious Movements Influenced What We Eat – An American History by Christina Ward (Process) $32.95
Fiction
Mr Crabby You Have Died by Jeremy Kitchen (First to Knock) $16
Atoms Never Touch by micha cardenas (AK Press) $16
2 Raymond Queneau books, $16.95 each: Pierrot Mon Ami by Raymond Queneau, Sally Mara’s Intimate Journal
Starter Villain by John Scalzi $28.99
More titles from the British Library’s Tales of the Weird Series, $16.99 each: Haunters at the Hearth: Eerie Tales for Christmas Nights, Polar Horrors: Chilling Tales from the Ends of the Earth
Poetry & Chap Books
Sex Augury Poems by C Bain $17.95
Chap Books by Nate Hoil (Secret Restaurant Press): A Message From the Gallery of Excavated Heads $14, Breakfast $10
Sexxxy
Penetration of the Skin by Pris Genet $8
Magazines
The Anarchist Review of Books #6 $6
Border Crossings #162 $15
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New Stuff This Week
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Slingshot Planners for 2024!
Pocket sized Perfectbound $9
Pocket sized SpiralBound $12
Spiral Bound Large $16Zines
Pulaski At Night #1 Up Late in Chicago by Cynthia E. Hanifin $6
Behind the Zines #16 A Zine About Zines $4
This Zine Won’t Fly: Some Bird Shit by Kristen Jacobson $10
New stuff & restocks from Christina Tran: Beyond Don’t Work for Free: Tips on How to Protect Yourself as an Artist and Honor Your Creative Gifts, Beyond Don’t Quit Your Day Job: The Benefits and Perils of Turning Art Into Your Job
Data for Arms Dealers $8
Thoughts on the Record Boygenius Sep 2023 by Isabelle $10
KerBloom #163 by Artnoose $2
DIYIZM #1 $10
Mis 25 Anos by Joanna Uruchima $10
New zines by Ed Blair, $2 each: Let’s Talk Game: A Mini Zine About Organizing Your Workplace With Lessons Learned From MTV’s The Challenge, Incredible Stories: The Zonai Mystery – The Most Sensational Story Ever Told, AVTB-1 A Cyberpunk Film Fanzine
Dopamine Decorating $10
The Art of Happy Mail $10
How Are You? Or I Had Cancer For a Little While and It Was Hard by Moe Bowstern $5
New zines by April Malig: Rotten Roses #3 $10, Eating Zine #3: Thailand, etc – Oct 22 by April Malig and Corinne Cox $12 & more.
Salmon Brain by Chris Pernula $2
Weird Grrrl Zine #8 $3
various issues of Lennon McCrea Zine…
…and more!
Comics
Chicago, Comics and Life 1999-2012 #1 by Anders Nilsen $7
Freaky #9 by Andrew Goldfarb & friends $5
School Night Comics #1 Ghost Stories for Bedtime by Sebastian Mata $3.50
City Slang: The Sonics Rendezvous Band Story Incoming by Chairman Ralph and Lisa D. Quinlan $10
Pretzel Girl by Sue Cargill $4
Preventative Measures Comic Anthology #1 by Kiki and Bouba $24.99
Graphic Novels
My Picture Diary by Fujiwara Maki (D&Q) $29.95
Roaming by Jillian and Mariko Tamaki (D&Q) $34.95
Totem by Laura Perez $24.99
Sad Girl Space Lizard by Iggy Craig (Silver Sprocket) $19.99
Matchmaker by Cam Marshall (Silver Sprocket) $22.99
Art & Design Books
SOLEIL: Fashion lookbook by Tanaka (PIE International) $29.99
Music & Film
High Bias: The Distorted History of the Cassette Tape by Marc Masters $20
2 Trans 2 Furious: An Extremely Serious Journal of Transgender Street Racing Studies edited by Tuck Woodstock and Niko Stratis $18
Silence Is No Reaction: Forty Years of Subhumans by Ian Glasper (PM Press) $25
Dolly Parton, Songteller: My Life in Lyrics by Dolly Parton with Robert K. Oermann $35
Aesthetic Deviations: A Critical View of American Shot-on-Video Horror, 1984-1994 by Vincent A. Albarano (Headpress) $27.95
B-Side: A Flipsided History of Pop by Andy Cowan (Headpress) $25.95
Verse, Chorus, Monster by Graham Coxon $15.95
Bowie Odyssey 73 by Simon Goddard $24.99
Politics & Revolution
Black History London Map by Jody Burton and Avril Nanton (Blue Crow Media) $12
Mr. Block: The Subversive Comics and Writings of Ernest Riebe edited by The Graphic History Collective (PM Press) $22.95
Essays
Last Night at the Casino vol 2 by Billy McCall $14
Doppelganger: A Trip into the Mirror World by Naomi Klein $30
How to Protect Bookstores and Why: The Present and Future of Bookselling by Danny Caine (Microcosm) $15.95
Outer Limits & Witchy Shit
The Demon in the Ekur: Angels, Demons, Plasmas, Patristics, and Pyramids by Joseph P. Farrell $16.95
New Moon Magic: 13 Anti-Capitalist Tools for Resistance and Re-Enchantment Risa Dickens & Amy Torok $19.95
(The Extraordinary and Most Ancient Mystery of) The Diagram: Harmonic Geometry by Adam Tetlow $8.95
(The Ultimate Travellers Pocket Guide to) Altered States: Minds, Drugs and Culture by Ben Sessa $8.95
Culpeper’s Complete Astrology: The Lost Art of Astrological Medicine by Nicholas Culpeper (Microcosm) $15.95
Sexxxy
Monster Lovin’: Queer Smutty, Spooky Stories (Queering Consent Series) by S. Park (Microcosm) $9.95
Butt Magazine Fall 2023 #33 $17
RFD #195 Fall 2023 $11.95
Museum Bums: A Cheeky Look at Butts In Art by Mark Small and Jack Shoulder $19.95
Fiction
The Free People’s Village by Sim Kern $26.99
Witches by Brenda Lozano $16.95
Something Dead In Everything Stories by Lannie Stabile $20
The Damned Thing, Deluxe Edition: Weird and Ghostly Tales by Ambrose Bierce $19.95
Lit Journals, Chap Books & Poetry
Field Guide #1 $24.99
Rock Stars by Matt Mason $18
Inconvenience of Grief by Lannie Stabile $20
Active Shooter #39 by Connie Boje $8
For the Young at Heart
Suppose You Met a Witch by Ian Serraillier and Ed Emberley $19.99
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Does God have a recipe? Find out in Holy Food! Oct 13th
Join Christina Ward to celebrate Holy Food: How Cults, Communes, and Religious Movements Influenced What We Eat:
An American History on Friday, October 13th, 7pm, here at Quimby’s!“Holy Food doesn’t just trace the influence that preachers, gurus, and cult leaders have had on American cuisine. It offers a unique look at the ways spirituality—whether in the form of fringe cults or major religions—has shaped our culture. Christina Ward has gone spelunking into some very odd corners of American history to unearth this fascinating collection of stories and recipes.” — Jonathan Kauffmann, author of Hippie Food: How Back-to-the-Landers, Longhairs, and Revolutionaries Changed the Way We Eat
Religious beliefs have been the source of food “rules” since Pythagoras told his followers not to eat beans (they contain souls), Kosher and Halal rules forbade the shrimp cocktail (shellfish are scavengers, or maybe G-d just said “no”). A long-ago Pope forbade Catholics to eat meat on Fridays (fasting to atone for committed sins). Rules about eating are present in nearly every American belief, from high-control groups that ban everything except “air” to the infamous strawberry shortcake that sated visitors to the Oneida Community in the late 1800s. In America, where the freedom to worship the god of your choice and sometimes of your own making, embraced old traditions and invented new ones.
Holy Food looks explores the explosion of religious movements since the Great Awakenings birthed a cottage industry of food fads and at the obscure sects and communities of the 20th Century who dabbled in vague spirituality and used food to both entice and control followers. Ward skillfully navigates between academic studies, interviews, cookbooks, and religious texts to make sharp observations and new insights into American history in this highly readable journey through the American kitchen.
Holy Food features over 75 recipes from religious and communal groups tested and updated for modern cooks. (Dough Gods! Funeral Potatoes! Yogi Tea! Mother F*cker Beans! The Source Family’s infamous Aware Inn Salad!) Also includes over 100 historic black and white images.
Christina Ward is an independent food historian, a Master Food Preserver (Wisconsin), and writer who works in the publishing industry. www.christinaward.net
For more info see: info(at)processmediainc(dot)com • www.processmediainc.com
Free Event at Quimby’s Bookstore.
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Jeremy Kitchen Discusses Mr. Crabby You Have Died with Kirin Wachter-Grene, Oct 14th
JEREMY KITCHEN
discusses his new book
MR. CRABBY YOU HAVE DIED
with literary scholar
KIRIN WACHTER-GRENE
Saturday, October 14th, 7pm
Free Event at Quimby’s Bookstore
Mr. Crabby You Have Died is the first full-length work by Jeremy Kitchen — a public librarian, former dope fiend, and U.S. Army artillery observer in Desert Storm. Swaying between memoir and fiction, Kitchen lays bare his world through a series of interlocking exorcisms that deny linear time and good taste. Lost years in the Sarin-laced Persian Gulf drift backwards into Detroit’s acid trash landscape, only to corkscrew forward again into a seemingly endless Chicago night of heroin, handguns, and idiot pranksterism.
Comic as it is horrifying, Mr. Crabby You Have Died is a collection of parables about the stupid beauty of youth, the boredom of addiction, and the intensity of dreams.
On Saturday nite, October 14th, Kitchen will discuss all things Mr. Crabby with Kirin Wachter-Grene, a writer and scholar based in Chicago. Wachter-Grene is Assistant Professor of Liberal Arts at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago where she teaches classes on literature, history, and gender & sexuality studies.
Mr. Crabby You Have Died has been published by First To Knock out of Michigan City, Indiana. First To Knock titles have been featured in outlets such as Los Angeles Review of Books, Hermitix, CrimeReads, The Washington Post, Apocalypse Confidential, Rain Taxi Review of Books, Cinepunx, Tulsa Public Radio/NPR, KCRW Los Angeles, and Weird History. Chris Via of Leaf by Leaf has called First To Knock “one of my favorite presses.”
For more info: www.firsttoknock.com
Facebook event link here.
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Quimby’s September Newsletter Available Now
Read it here and make sure you sign up to get it in your inbox at quimbys.com.
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New Stuff This Week
View this post on InstagramQuimby’s Small 2.5″ Sticker $2
Zines
Acid Nun Paintings by Corinne Halbert $10
Every Song I Ever Heard: A Non Chronological Memoir No One Asked for #2 by AP Comfort $8
Unusual Places of the Chicago Suburbs #3 Subdivision Island Formed by Highways by Eric Kammerer $4
Radical Gardening Planting In Protest $6
I Wish For A Gentle Cloud Spirit For Your Day No Matter the Triblations You May Experience $15
Zines by Paul Shortt $10-$20: Performances for Waiting in Line: Performed Alone or In Collaboration with Others, Signs About Art, Don’t Let Adulthood Corrupt You and Other Signs & more.
Mutuo Soccorso! Tim Devin Tells You All About Boston’s Italian Mutual Aid Societies in the Early 1900s $11
Chicago Yesterday vol 22 #8 $15
World Wide Web: Modernism’s Influence on the Design of the Internet by Chayse Walker $10
Life Death and Creatures $7
Daily Affirmations by Ari G. $12
New zines by Sofia Diaz, $5 each: Texas Size IKEA, Chair Hunt
Comics
Grixly #61-#63 by Nate McDonough & friends $3 each
Witch Shit #1 A Comic Book by Chris Resnick $5
Untamed Highway #1 Comics’n’Stories by Noah Snodgrass $5
Cellist #1 by Crabby $8
Novice #1 by Sean McCarthy $10
Flowery #53 by Mel Stringer $10
Comics by Kapka, $15 each: Sketchbook Dump #2, Doobious Odyssey
Graphic Novels
Blankets: 20th Anniversary Edition by Craig Thompson (D&Q) $39.95
Macbeth by William Shakespeare adapted by K. Briggs (Avery Hill) $22.95
Damnation Diaries by Peter Rostovsky (Uncivilized Books) $24.95
Art & Photo Books
Street Art for the Planet by Xavier Tapies (Gingko Press) $19.95
In Chicago and Covered by Some Sort of Vine $20
Essay Books
Catastrophe Time by Gary Zhexi Zhang (Strange Attractor Press) $21.95
Film, TV & Music Books
A Masterpiece in Disarray: David Lynch’s Dune. An Oral History. by Max Evry $29.99
We’re Not Worthy: From In Living Color to Mr. Show, How ‘90s Sketch TV Changed the Face of Comedy by Jason Klamm $27.99
The White Label Promo Preservation Society vol 2 100 Flop Albums You Ought To Know by Sal Maida, Mitchell Cohen & friends (Hozac Books) $28.99
Fiction
OKPsyche: a novel by Anya Johanna DeNiro (Small Beer Press) $15
Short Stories of Gustav Meyrink vol 2 The Master and Other Stories $13.99
The Wind Knows My Name: A Novel by Isabel Allende $28
Cardboard Clouds by Benjamin Niespodziany $18
Night of the Living Queers: 13 Tales of Terror & Delight by Shelly Page $12
Food Books
No Meat Required: The Cultural History and Culinary Future of Plant Based Eating by Alicia Kennedy $26.95
Sexxxy
Le Toucher by Dutes Miller $20
Other Stuff
Blueprint Notebook: Technical Innovations (Dokument Press) $7.95
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Zine Club Chicago 5th Anniversary Party: Juvenilia Edition with Special Guest Justin Kern of The Museum of the Unintentional, Sept. 16th!
Zine Club Chicago 5th Anniversary Party: Juvenilia Edition with
Special Guest Justin Kern of The Museum of the Unintentional
6-9 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 16
Quimby’s Bookstore, 1854 W. North Ave.
Free!
This month, Zine Club Chicago is celebrating its 5-year anniversary here at Quimby’s Bookstore! Since 2018, these monthly meetups have been hosted in person and online by our shop. So of course we’re commemorating the occasion with a special event and party!Join us for Zine Club Chicago 5th Anniversary Party: Juvenilia Edition with Special Guest Justin Kern of The Museum of the Unintentional, 6-9 p.m. Saturday, September 16 at Quimby’s Bookstore, 1854 W. North Avenue in Wicker Park. Free!
We’re thrilled to welcome special guest Justin Kern of The Museum of the Unintentional presenting a collection of found, loaned and contributed multimedia expressions in pop-up style exhibition. In this first showing in Chicago, The Museum, largely contained in one musty suitcase, unfurls for a special presentation of writings, photos, cassettes and personal items in their context, once removed. In honor of this special anniversary at Quimby’s, a one-of-a-kind zine will serve as program and companion during your unique visit through ephemera in this uncollection, presented by conservateur naiveté Justin Kern, a Milwaukee musician, writer and public moron.
And y’all are invited to contribute to this one-night-only museum installation! Bring an item that represents your own juvenilia: An early attempt to create something in one of your chosen art forms, whether that’s writing, comics, visual art, or the fanciful doodles you drew on your 9th-grade history notebook.
We’ll also be holding an open mic for anyone who would like to show off and discuss the juvenilia they’ve brought.
Contribute to and explore The Museum of the Unintentional from 6-7 p.m.; open mic begins at 7 p.m. Yes, we’ll have snacks on hand! Masks are strongly encouraged when you’re not noshing.
Online friends, Zine Club Chicago will be back on Zoom with y’all in October for a special event that will be part of our shop’s own 32nd anniversary celebrations. More info coming soon!
Zine newbies and longtime enthusiasts alike are always welcome at Zine Club Chicago, the city’s only book club-style event for people who read zines. This free monthly series is produced by Cynthia E. Hanifin and sponsored by Quimby’s Bookstore. Anna Jo Beck designs our monthly flyers, created our logo, and made our Zine Club Chicago Shout-Outs site, where folks can peruse and recommend zines we’ve discussed at our events.
Facebook link here. More info on the Zine Club Chicago social media channels: @zineclubchicago
Description of image #1: A red-and-blue infographic flyer, with photos of a vintage suitcase filled with ephemera and Justin Kern of the Museum of the Unintentional with his hand over half of his face, and text that reads: “Zine Club Chicago: 5th Anniversary Party: Juvenilia Edition with Special Guest Justin Kern + The Museum of the Unintentional; In Person! Free!; Quimby’s Bookstore, 1854 W. North Ave. in Wicker Park; 6-9 p.m. Friday, September 16, 2023”
Description of image #2: Justin Kern of the Museum of the Unintentional stands, with a drink in hand, next to a bronze statue of a person in a hunting cap with ear flaps.
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Quimby's Logo shirts back in stock
Why was Jon Resh finally able to land his first wallride after trying for decades? Because HE WAS WEARING THE CLASSIC QUIMBY’S SHIRT, now all sizes back in stock! It makes dreams real!
The official Quimby’s T-shirt is black shirt features our logo, designed by Chris Ware, printed on black high-quality pre-shrunken Bella + Canvas brand shirts. It’s sweet, simple, and to the point: QUIMBY’S! These shirts were printed locally, by our friends at Strange Cargo.
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Quimby's 32nd Anniversary T-Shirt Celebration Featuring Vichcraft Live Chainstitching, Sat, Sep 30th
Wahoo! Quimby’s is turning 32!*
To help us celebrate Chicago gem of a printer and chainstitcher Vichcraft (aka Jenna Blazevich) has designed some new merch for us to premiere at A LIVE CHAINSTITCHING EVENT HERE AT QUIMBY’S ON SATURDAY, SEPT 30TH from 6-9pm! She designed a spanking new Quimby’s t-shirt that is BEAUTIFUL (trust us) we’ll be debuting at this event. And we’ll be unveiling some other unexpected merch too — but we don’t want to spoil the surprise!
Vichcraft will be on hand with her 80-year-old Cornely machine to chainstitch a variety of items, including felt pennants and other things for sale. For a fee, she can customize items, so bring your stuff you want to have personalized.*
Vichcraft is the multi-disciplinary design studio run by Jenna Blazevich in Chicago, Illinois since 2015. Find her at https://vichcraft.shop/ and on IG: @vichcraft
View this post on InstagramView this post on InstagramHere’s the Facebook event invite if you want it!
*Our actual anniversary is September 15th! This event is not actually on the 15th! But you should buy us a birthday cake on that day anyway. Happy birthday, us!
*Here are helpful hints about what materials are ideal for your customized chainstitched item!:
Ideal items:
Woven fabrics: Canvas, Denim, linen
Crewnecks or sweatshirt type knits
Beanies
BandanasMaterials to avoid:
Thin knit fabrics (tee shirts)
Loosely knit fabrics (sweaters, scarves)
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New Stuff This Week
View this post on InstagramZines
Fluke #20 The Big Mud $5
Broken Pencil #99.5 $7.95
“Are You Married or What Is the Matter?”: Inconsiderate, Passive-Aggressive and Snarky Antique Postcards 1907-1921 by Robert T. Glen $6
Zisk #34 Summer 2023 by Mike Faloon & friends $3
How to Turn Into a Frog by Jewlya Sturtevant $24.99
Flotation Device #18 $2
Netlabeler #2 by Keith Helt $2
Nuances of Existence Are Explored by Artists by Marc Fischer/Brett Bloom (Temporary Services/Half Letter Press) $9
Zines & Comics by Maggie Michel $12-$15: Five Guys Burgers and Fries But One of Them Dies, Emergence 2023 Thesis Illustrations
Comics
Bubbles #17 August 2023 Independent Fanzine About Comics and Manga $8
Comics by Katya Granger, $10-$15 each: Super Ghost Girl #1, Manatee Mermaid, Cloud Girl Story: The Secret Magic
Graphic Novels
Proof That the Devil Loves You by Gilbert Hernandez (Fantagraphics) $24.99
What’s Fear Got to Do With It? by Ivana Filipovich (Conundrum) $18
Black Phoenix Comics and Illustrations vol 2 by Rich Tommaso (Floating World) $14.95
Starseeds vol 3 by Glaubitz Charles (Fantagraphics) $34.99
Okinawa by Susumu Higa (Fantagraphics) $29.99
101 or So Ways My Family Might Die But Probably Won’t by Michael D. Davis $4.25
Mage and the Endless Unknown by SJ Miller (Iron Circus) $15
A Book To Make Friends With by Lukas Verstraete (Fantagraphics) $75
Memoirs of a Man In Pajamas by Paco Roca (Fantagraphics) $29.99
Eden II by Kenny Wroten (Fantagraphics) $39.99
Cloven Book 2 by Garth Stein and drawn by Matthew Southworth (Fantagraphics) $24.99
Art & Design Books
Sean Aaberg’s Halloween Book (Gingko Press) $29.95
Politics & Revolution Books
The Anarchist Inquisition: Assassins, Activists, and Martyrs in Spain and France by Mark Bray (AK Press) $26
No Harmless Power: The Life and Times of the Ukrainian Anarchist Nestor Makhno by Charlie Allison, illustrated by N.O. Bonzo & Kevin Matthews (PM Press) $21.95
Abolishing Surveillance: Digital Media Activism and State Repression by Chris Robe (PM Press) $24.95
Fiction
The Future by Catherine Leroux (Biblioasis) $18.95
Dinosaurs: A Novel by Lydia Millet $17.95
Sexxxy
Pretty Boys Don’t Belong On Oil Rigs by Andreas L. $6
Chap Books
I Can Do Good Things by Izzy Larson $3.50
Other Stuff
Connect 2024 Calendar by Nikki Mcclure $24
