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New Stuff This Week
Raymond Pettibon: Surfers 1985-2014: Are Your Motives Pure? by Carlo McCormick $30.00 – Almost all of the works included in this volume depict a swelling ocean, accompanied by nonsequiturs, quotations and bits of poetry in the Pettibon’s handwriting.Zines
Girl Glue #2 by Mel Stringer $10.00 – Full colour cover, 32 pages, 26 wonderful female artists and dripping with inspiration. This issue features Wishcandy and Hellen Jo on the front and back cover as well as gorgeous works by Team Kitten, Kirbee Lawler, Gemma Correll, Cat Rabbit and many more!
Crooked Girl #2 by Rosie Accola $3.00 – Women in punk edition.Things I Wrote While Drinking #1 Art Writing and Weirdness by Joe Wallace $5.00
Bamboo Scaffolding and Supports #1 by Anneli Henriksson & Elizabeth Ravn $5.00 – Photo zine
Impulse Control Disorder #1 by Juliet Eldred $3.00
Comics & Comix
Birthed From the Mouth by Krystal Difronzo $6.00 – Poetic mini-comic about vessels and streams. Risograph printed in blue and pink. Hand bound with blue and pink thread. (See picture below!)
Half Asleep vol 3 by Beth Hetland and Kyle O’Connell $8.00
Blood Root issues #1-#3 by Shing Yin Khor & friends (Sawdust Press) $8.00 each
In Your Wake by Tara Abbamondi (Sawdust Press) $8.00
Laskimooses #21 Herra Matti Hagelbergin by Sankarten Suomaa $7.00
Laskimooses #22 Herra Matti Hagelbergin by Enteisina Aikoina $7.00
My Petty Eyes and Boom by R. Burns $3.00
Tails of the Cat #1 by Thomas Cody Roberts $1.00
Victus #3 by Tyrell Cannon $8.00
Hero Indeed Gankaritekoja by Billie Ranta $12.00
Mowglin Peili by Oliver Schrauwen $15.00
Graphic Novels & Trade Paperbacks
Gris Grimly’s Frankenstein by Mary Shelley and Gris Grimly $16.99
Scalped book 1 Deluxe Edition by Jason Aaron and RM Guera $29.99
Art & Design
Cinderella, Or the Little Glass Slipper by Charles Perrault, with illustrations by Camille Rose Garcia $16.99 (See below.)
Mushroom Collector by Jason Fulford $25.00 – Pictures of mushrooms from a flea market plus pics and text relating to Fulford’s fungi adventures, this reprinted treasure has been out of print for years and is finally back in print.
Let’s Go Letter Hunting: A Field Guide for Typographic Expeditions by Friends of Type $16.95 – This lightly-guided journal helps aspiring typographers draw, record, and be inspired by the typography they find out in the world.
Enchanted Forest: An Inky Quest and Colouring Book by Johanna Basford $15.95
Eventually Everything Connects by Loris Lora (Nobrow) $40.00 – Explore the movers, shakers, and shapers of the arts of the Californian modernist movement in this accoridian-style book.
Wayward Cognitions by Ed Templeton $45.00 – Photos spanning 20 years of this skater/youth documentarian’s extensive output.
Fiction
Trigger Warning: Short Fictions and Disturbances by Neil Gaiman $26.99
Mayhem
Axes of Evil: The True Story of the Ax Man Murders by Todd C Elliott $19.95
Money Mafia: A World in Crisis by Paul T. Hellyer $19.95
Music Books
The Half That’s Never Been Told: The Real-Life Reggae Adventures of Doctor Dread by Doctor Dread and Bunny Wailer $16.95
Respect Yourself: Stax Records and the Soul Explosion by Robert Gordon $19.00 – Now in soft cover.
Local Interest
Chronicles of Old Chicago: Exploring the History and Lore of the Windy City (Chronicles Series) by Adam Selzer $19.95
Politics & Revolution
Anarchists Never Surrender: Essays, Polemics, and Correspondence on Anarchism, 1908–1938 by Victor Serge $20.00
Eclipse and Re-emergence of the Communist Movement by Gilles Dauvé and François Martin $14.95 – The original essays included here were first written between 1969 and 1972 by people involved in the most radical aspects of the French general strike and circulated among left communist and worker circles.
Shadow Warfare: The History of America’s Undeclared Wars by Larry Hancock and Stuart Wexler $24.95 – Now in soft cover.
Life and Ideas: The Anarchist Writings of Errico Malatesta by Errico Malatesta and ed. by Vernon Richards $21.95
Magazines
Woof: Dog Eat Cinema Magazine, issues #1 & #2 $6.00 each – Gore, filth and trash of vintage porn. For lovers of Cinema Sewer.
Paper Magazine Mar 15 $10.00
Glamour Girl vol 1 #2 Jan 15 $15.00
Chap Books
Overtime Hour 35 The Night Manager by Tom Larsen $2.00
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Daniel Clowes Signs The Complete Eightball 1-18 on 4/30
Daniel Clowes’s new book The Complete Eightball 1-18 (Fantagraphics Books) collects 18 issues of the beloved comic books series Eightball, originally published between 1989 and 1997, and widely considered to be one of the greatest and most influential comic book titles of all time. Before he rose to fame as the author of bestselling graphic novels Ghost World, Ice Haven, and Daniel Boring, Clowes made his name with such seminal serialized graphic novels/strips/rants as “Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron,” “Ghost World,” “Art School Confidential,” “Glue Destiny,” and so many more, including many never reprinted before now. For this 25th Anniversary, Fantagraphics is collecting these long out-of-print issues in a slipcased set of two hardcover volumes, reproducing each issue in facsimile form exactly as they were originally published.
“[Clowes’s comics have] the perfect interplay between his tightly controlled artwork, the empty rage…simmering just beneath it, and just below that, a strangely simple yearning for simple and solid things, like, say, love…There’s poetry in every panel.” – Dave Eggers
The work of Daniel Clowes has been featured in The New Yorker, Time, Newsweek, Esquire, GQ, and many other magazines. He was the first cartoonist to be selected for Esquire’s annual fiction issue in 1998, created the much-praised animated video for the Ramones’ “I Don’t Wanna Grow Up,” designed the poster illustration for Todd Solondz’s Happiness, and has contributed numerous memorable covers to The New Yorker.
In 2001, the adaptation of Ghost World, based on a script by Clowes and director Terry Zwigoff, earned an Academy Award Nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay and won the Independent Spirit award. He currently has several film projects in development.
For more info:
fantagraphics.com/complete8ball
Thursday, April 30th, 7pm – Free Event
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Chicago Zine Fest 2015 Registration Starts Sun, Feb 22nd
Registration for the 2015 Chicago Zine Fest opens this Sunday, February 22 at 12pm (Central Time)! Table space is first come, first served, and it sells out quickly. Click here for more info.CZF will be on May 8 + 9, 2015 at a few places around Chicago including tabling at Plumbers Union Hall on the Near West Side. Exhibition day is Saturday from 11am – 6pm. More info on the weekend’s events will be announced soon!
Quimby’s is proud to co-sponsor CZF!
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New Stuff This Week
Sugaria by Brett Manning $7.00 – Sweet Sugaria is 100% candy and 100% girl – the result of a union between a witch and a cake. She rides mystical pastel-toned waves of unicorns, cotton candy and chocolate bunnies in this silly, fun treat of a story. BONUS: has a sparkly cover.-NY
Zines
Bohemian Grove: The Day the Teddy Bears Have Their Picnic by Victoria Harley and Oats Redding $2.00
The Difference Between #4 by Billy Roberts, with illustrations by Ramsey Beyer $2.00 – What’s the difference between Patti Smith vs Patty Smyth? Read to find out, along with other pairs of similiar but different things. And hand drawn illustrations! Hilarious!
Coffee and Cigarettes #2 by CF $5.00 – A celebration of both vices!
Lattes For Love $3.00
Lady Grunts by Alicia Obermeyer $2.00
Hot Bath Cold Whiskey #1 by Maggie Coughlan $7.00
various issues of Thrifty Times by Sarah MacDonald, various prices
Comics & Minis
Barely Here Barely There #2 by Kellysue Calderon $3.00
Team Work Makes the Dream Work…by Kyle OConnell and Beth Hetland $5.00
Graphic Novels & Trade Paperbacks
Intelligent Sentient? by Luke Ramsey (D&Q) $22.95 – Filigreed sci-fi drawings that involve a loose narrative about a society of giant people, strange art, and inexplicable scientific experiments utilizing nonexistent technology.
Yo Miss, A Graphic Look at High School by Lisa Wilde $12.95
Caliban Collected Volume by Garth Ennis & friends $19.99
Zombies Vs Robots Omnibus #1 by Chris Ryall and Ashley Wood $29.99
Trees vol 1 In Shadow by Warren Ellis & friends $14.99
Fables Deluxe Edition Book 7 by Bill Willingham & friends $29.99
Pies by Ian King $24.00
Art & Design
An Edge Effect: Art & Ecology in the Nordic Landscape by Bonnie Fortune (Half Letter Press) $25.00
Street Craft: Guerrilla Gardening / Yarnbombing / Light Graffiti Street Sculpture / and More by Riikka Kuittinen $29.95
Fiction
Enjoy Me by Logan Ryan Smith $11.99
Einstein’s Beach House by Jacob M. Appel $10.00
Annihilation Book 1 of the Southern Reach Trilogy by Jeff VanderMeer $13.00
Food’n’Drugs
Mastering Homebrew: The Complete Guide to Brewing Delicious Beer by Randy Mosher $29.95
Marijuana Nation: One Man’s Chronicle of America Getting High: from Vietnam to Legalization by Roger Roffman $15.95 – Now in soft cover. There’s a joke about rolling papers in there somewhere.
Film Books
The Wes Anderson Collection: The Grand Budapest Hotel by Matt Zoller Seitz $35.00
Politics & Revolution
Guantanamo Diary by Mohamedou Ould Slahi $29.00Kids Stuff
Crazy Hair by Neil Gaiman, illustrations by Dave “Sandman Covers” McKean $6.99 – Now in soft cover.
Magazines
Juxtapoz #170 Mar 15 $6.99
The Great Discontent #2 $25.00
Offscreen #10 $22.00
Subconscious Restaurant #3 Mexico Edition $10.00
Raw Vision #84 $14.00
Atlantis Risig #110 Mar Apr 15 $5.95
High Times Apr 15 $5.99
Modern Drunkard #59 $4.95
Cannabis Now #13 $7.99
Worn Fashion Journal #19 and #20 $22.00
Monocle vol 8 #80 Feb 15 $12.00
Cinema Retro vol 11 #31 $11.99
Little White Lies #57 Truth and Movies $12.99
Highway Magazine #1 Fall 14 $12.00
Maximumrocknroll #382 $4.99
Mojo #255 Feb 15 $9.99
AdBusters Mar Apr 15 $12.95
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Last Minute Hasty Valentine Gift Guide
Need to drop a few shekels on someone special this Heart Day? Fear not, dear Quimby’s shopper. We are here to guide your wayward soul.
FOR THE ON THE FENCE FRIEND… OR IF YOU’RE ON THE FENCE AND CARE TO SEND A POINTED MESSAGE?
–I Swallowed the Key to My Heart #3 Truer Than True Tales of Strange Romance by Liz Prince, $5
Not everyone is the right one. Let them down easy with a comic all about being in a relationship and falling for someone else who scores you gratis concert tickets. You could even bake a cake with a sea creature to really bring the point home. (You’ll get it if you do end up getting this poignant yet adorable comic).
FOR THE NOSTALGIC BGFF (best grrlfriend foreverrrr)
-Dude Diligence Unsolicited Messages via an Electronic Matchmaker by Marissa, $4
Bring it back to the days of M.A.S.H and Miss Suzy and her steamboat with this treat of a cootie catcher. Kristin/Ashlee/Jennipher/Kimberli will, like, totally love you if you buy this for herrrr. She may even share her Dr. Pepper Lip Smacker with you and give you the left half of her friendship necklace from Claire’s.
FOR THE PERV WITH CLASSY TASTE
-Tasteful Vintage Nude Photograph (Grab Bag), $5
Spice things up with a partner or make someone in your family very uncomfortable with a black and white nudie photo of a sexy lady, probably long dead. Much like a box of Valentine’s chocolates, you never know which vintage buxom goddess you’re gonna get when you order one of these babies. Yoyza, USSR, watch out for those land-attack missiles. Pow, pow, pow!
FOR THE TRIXIE THAT YOU CAN’T HELP BUT LOVE
-Chicago Girls by Molly Hills, $10
Fill their condo with love this year when you buy them this Second-City spin on “Intercourse and the Municipality,” or whatever that HBO show was called. Hot cocktails, lipstick, buff dudes, ladypal hijinks and steamy hookups pepper this novella. If you’re enamored with someone whose secret dream is having their diary turned into a major motion picture, jump on this on the immediate. We guarantee sparkly, fuchsia, freesia-scented fireworks!FOR THE BRASH, BOLD BOSS BITCH IN YOUR LIFE
-Meaty by Samantha Irby, $15.95
Bitches Gotta Eat blogger Samantha Irby attacks love, relationships, sex and contemporary life with a golden fondue skewer of brutally honest snarkitude. Her uproarious candor in this collection of essays is sure to be just the gift for any fan of witty takedowns, real talk and reality checks. You’ll score major points with bae if you wrap it in either faux or real bacon.
FOR YOUR FAVORITE QUEER GEOLOGIST
-Pinups #16 Jeff by Christopher Schulz, $14
It’s not every day a naked dude takes a bare-ass stroll among some boulders. But, hey, we bet your partner/husband/boyfriend/buddy/local park ranger would get def down with this rad pictorial spread for V-Day. Ooh, Jeff, be careful on all those sharp, pointy rocks. Or, hey, go ahead and sit down and make yourself comfortable. We couldn’t “bear” the thought of leaving.
FOR THE ASPIRING, LOVELORN GUITARIST
-Love Song by Drew Brockington, $3
The age old way to bag any babe is by slamming a spine-tingling chord on your gee-tair. But what if, instead of a hottie, you’re up against the devil and, whoa, you’re not in Georgia but your name sure is George. And nary is there a violin to be found, just your rad-a-Stratocaster. Warm the cockles of your pining yet crushworthy musician with Brockington’s ode to the purest form of love – groupie and rocker.
FOR THE LOVER WHO MAY OR MAY NOT LOVE FOOD MORE THAN YOU
-My Complicated Relationship With Food by Zach, $1
Much like seeking the perfect partner in a sea of duds on a dating website, our protagonist Zach seems to have a hard time finding foods he actually wants to really “be” with. And why should he settle? He has discerning tastes. If this sounds at all like your giftee in question, picking through the blueberries, onions and “pointless” brie of life, give this one a go.-Nicki Yowell
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W. Todd Kaneko Reads From The Dead Wrestler Elegies on 3/5
The elegies and illustrations in Asian American poet W. Todd Kaneko’s collection The Dead Wrestler Elegies (Curbside Splendor, November 2014) cover themes of loss, love, regret, redemption, and remorse. Kaneko’s poems and illustrations blend Charles Bukowski’s raw-boned verse and Randy “Macho Man” Savage’s devastating elbow drop to mine the history of professional wrestling and examine complex relationships between fathers and sons.
“Kaneko’s poems leap from the top turnbuckle and make the heart pirouette like the choreographed turn of the ropes. When the lights in the arenas go out, these poems, in conjunction with Kaneko’s stunning visual work, honor both these wrestlers and an era. Through Todd Kaneko’s fierce but tender elegies, we come to understand that the gods are mortal after all.”
—Oliver de la Paz, author of Post Subject: A Fable and Requiem for the OrchardW. Todd Kaneko’s poetry, fiction and non-fiction can be seen in Bellingham Review, Los Angeles Review, Southeast Review, Lantern Review, NANO Fiction, The Collagist, Blackbird, The Huffington Post, Song of the Owashtanong: Grand Rapids Poetry in the 21st Century, Bring the Noise: The Best Pop Culture Essays from Barrelhouse Magazineand elsewhere. He received his MFA in Creative Writing from Arizona State University and has received fellowships from the Kenyon ReviewWriters Workshop and Kundiman. He is an associate editor for DMQ Review. Currently, he teaches in the Department of Writing at Grand Valley State University. He lives in Grand Rapids, Michigan with the writer Caitlin Horrocks.
For more info: Visit curbsidesplendor.com or email Catherine(at)curbsidesplendor(dot).com
Thursday, March 5th, 7pm – Free Event
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Chicago Zine Fest Announces 2015 Dates, Exhibition Location and Artwork!
Quimby’s is proud to co-sponsor Chicago Zine Fest! As per their most recent press release:
CHICAGO- Chicago Zine Fest is thrilled to announce that the dates for our 6th annual festival will be Friday May 8th and Saturday May 9th!
The exhibition will be Saturday May 9th from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Plumbers Union Hall on the near West Side. This is a new location for the fest’s exhibition. This venue will allow us to add more participants, organization and programming to the expo. Friday May 8th will host our opening panel, as well as a youth reading, and exhibitor reading (information, location and times TBA).
Registration for the exhibition will be open on Sunday, February 22nd at 12PM CST. The festival welcomes self-publishers who release independent zines and comics. Registration occurs through our website.
The artwork for the 2015 festival was designed by Chicago based cartoonist, illustrator, and teaching artist Corinne Mucha (maidenhousefly.com). Final artwork to be released.
Look for future press releases closer to the festival date to include programming information, festival workshop schedule, invited guest panelists and announced festival exhibitors.
For more information on the Chicago Zine Fest, visit our website at chicagozinefest.org.
More info as developments are announced!
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New Stuff This Week
Cards Against Humanity: A Party Game for Horrible People $25.00
Comics & Minis
Bikeman #1 by Jon Chad $5.00
Assassin’s Elan Four Presidents Their Assassins and the Hair Styles that Brought
Them Together by Marnie Galloway $3.00
Graphic Novels & Trade Paperbacks
Beyond the Surface by Nicolas Andre (Nobrow) $16.00
Lenore: Pink Bellies by Roman Dirge $17.99
Invisibles Book 3 Deluxe Edition by Grant Morrison (Vertigo) $29.99
No Magic Bullets by Rachel Branham $20.00
Fiction
Jillian by Halle Butler (Curbside Splendor) $14.95
Turtle Face and Beyond by Arthur Bradford $25.00
Hangover by Benjamin Lipman $5.00
Swan and the Gondola by Timothy Schaffert $16.00
Titles by Clayton Smith: Pants on Fire: A Collection of Lies, Apocalypticon (Dapper Press)$9.99, $12.99
Tyrannia and Other Renditions by Alan DeNiro $16.00
Food & Drugs
Vintage Spirits and Forgotten Cocktails: 52 Rediscovered Recipes by Ted Haigh aka Dr. Cocktail (Quarry) $9.99
Magic Mushroom Explorer: Psilocybin and the Awakening Earth by Simon G Powell (Park Street Press) $18.95
Film & Music Books
Wrapped In Plastic: Twin Peaks Pop Classics Series vol 3 (ECW) $12.95
Waiting For the Man: The Life and Music Of Lou Reed by Jeremy Reed (Overlook) $27.95
Mayhem
Death by Cannibal: Minds with an Appetite for Murder by Peter Davidson (Berkley Books) $16.00
Crap Taxidermy by Kat Su $12.99
American Murder Houses: A Coast to Coast Tour of the Most Notorious Houses of
Homicide (Berkley Books) $16.00
Great Work of the Flesh: Sexual Magic, East and West by Sarane Alexandrian (Destiny Books) $16.95
Cannibal Killers, From the Case Files of Sunday People and Mirror (Haynes) $14.95
Essays
Ham: Slices of Life, True Life Tales by Sam Harris $16.00
Politics & Revolution
#Newsfail by Jamie Kilstein and Allison Kilkenny $22.00 – By the founders of Citizen Radio.
Underground Passages: Anarchist Resistance Culture by Jesse Cohn (AK Press) $22.95
Storm in My Heart: Memories from the Widow of Johann Most by Helene Minkin, edited by Tom Goyens (AK Press) $17.95
Magazines
Charlie Hebdo #1178 14 Jan 15 $9.99
True Crime Jan 15 Dectective Monthly $8.99
Tattoo Collection #66 $7.75
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Off-site Event: Zine Book Club at CHIPRC "Is It the Future Yet" With Corinne Mucha 2/11
CHIPRC’s Zine Book Club returns in 2015 on Wednesday, February 11th at 7pm at The Chicago Publishers Resource Center (CHIPRC) at 858 N. Ashland Avenue (not Quimby’s). The discussion will feature local comic artist Corinne Mucha’s work, Is It the Future Yet?, which was commissioned exclusively by Quimby’s! Corrine Mucha will be present to join the discussion, sign work and will have other titles available for sale.
Also, bring in your favorite zine/comic from 2014 to discuss and share. Pick up this month’s comic here at Quimby’s bookstore, located at 1854 West North Avenue (while supplies last).
There will be a $3 donation asked at the door. Meet other zinesters, read new work, bring in your favs, be part of the discussion and have a good time. Chicago Publishers Resource Center is located at 858 N Ashland Ave.
ABOUT: CHIPRC’s Zine Book Club gets together periodically to discuss and support zine culture. At each event, new self published zine and comic titles will be selected to read and discussed. CHIPRC works with community partners and local self-publishers to select the titles read for the month.
Go to chiprc.org for more information.
This event is NOT AT QUIMBY’S. It is at CHIPRC at 858 N. Ashland Avenue.
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New Stuff This Week
Zines
Swarm #3 by Jonathan Stutz $2.00
Serio #1 Social Justice Zine Made In Chicago by Luz Magdaleno $3.00
Nature Zine #3 Reconnecting With the Natural World by Vanessa Rojas $3.00
Comics & Minis
(pictured above) Trepanation: Elective Surgery You Need Like a Hole in Your Head by Emi Gennis $4.00 – Don’t try this at home!Mr. Natural #3 by R. Crumb (Crumb Comics) $4.95
Coming of Age in Samil #1 & #2 by Teresa Ferreiro $9.00 each
Devils Slice of Life by Patrick Crotty $13.00
Pyramid Scheme by Josh Burggraf & Victor Kerlow $6.00
Three Blades Swordfight #2 by Elliot Alfredius $10.00
Nava Part 1 Ruins of a Dream Tree of Life/Nava Part 2 Mythopoeia by Mikael Lopez & Olle Forsslof $11.00 each
Mutant Punks Fuck Off #1 Sep 14 by Kevin Panetta and Jared Morgan $4.00
Nothing Whatsoever: All Out in the Open by Akino Kondoh $6.00
Harold by Antoine Cosse $6.00
Multiversity Guidebook by Grant Morrison and friends $7.99
Itchy Trigger #1 $2.00
Ostrich Hippo and Jesus #1- #3 by Ryan Wells and friends $6.00 each
Comics by Lydia Fu: Chitown is Hip $2.50, Date with Death $2.00, CS Companion $2.00, Sukiyaki Sunday $2.00, Good Bad Sister Sister A Comic about Two Sisters and Others $5.00
Comics by Ben Passmore: Look Whos Fuckin Miserable #1, Pantomime Horse #3 $3.00 each
Comics by Shin Yin Khor (Sawdust Press): Field Guide to the Deathface Mushroom, Field Guide to the Common Leaf Bug, Collection Of Romantic Heartbreaks Major and Minor Imagined and Actual, Center For Otherworld Science issues #1-#3, various prices
She Always Looked Good in Hats by Matthew Melis $7.00
Cool Sports Stories for Kids (Not Suitable for Children) by Ben Miller $5.00
Legends of Baseball #1 & #2 by R. Hendricks $1.00 each
Eyelash Out by Ben Sea $4.00
Graphic Novels & Trade Paperbacks
Mimi and the Wolves Act 2 The Den by Alabaster $12.00The Sculptor by Scott McCloud (First Second) $29.99
Saint Cole by Noah Van Scriver (Fantagraphics) $19.99
Love and Rockets New Stories vol 7 by Jaime & Gilbert Hernandez (Fantagraphics) $14.99
Inner City Romance by Guy Colwell (Fantagraphics) $24.99
Zen Pencils: Cartoon Quotes from Inspirational Folks by Gavin Aung Than $14.99 – Inspirational and famous quotations and adapted into graphic stories, From icons like Confucius, Marie Curie, Ira Glass, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and Neil Gaiman and more. From the Australian website of the same name.
Zenith Phase One by Grant Morrison & Steve Yeowell $25.00
Black Science TPB vol 2 Welcome Nowhere by Rick Remender & friends $14.99
Squidder by Ben Templesmith $19.99
Outcast vol 1 A Darkness Surrounds Him by Robert Kirkman and Elizabeth Breitweiser $9.99
Walking Dead Book One: A Continuing Story Of Survival Horror by Robert Kirkman $34.99
I Saw Him by Nate McDonough $8.00
Art & Design
Kill Pretty #2 Unsuitable Periodical $10.00
Druuuuuugs
Caffeinated: How Our Daily Habit Helps Hurts and Hooks Us by Murray Carpenter $16.00
Fiction
The First Bad Man: A Novel by Miranda July $25.00
Funny Girl by Nick Hornby $27.95 – New novel from the author of High Fidelity, about a fictional TV show in 1960s London.Call Me Burroughs: A Life by Barry Miles $20.00 – Are you holding? Holding 736 pages! Beat historian Barry Miles presents the first full-length biography of William S. Burroughs to be published in a quarter century-and the first one to chronicle the last decade of Burroughs’s life. Now in soft cover.
Film
Silver Screen Fiend: Learning About Life From an Addiction To Film by Patton Oswalt $25.00 – A memoir of sorts from this comedian/writer/actor, about coming of age as a performer and writer in the late ’90s while obsessively watching classic films.The Disaster Artist: My Life Inside ‘The Room’: The Greatest Bad Movie Ever Made by Greg Sestero and Tom Bissell $16.00 – OH HAI soft cover.
As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales From the Making Of the Princess Bride by Cary Elwes $26.00 – Written by Cary Elwes, the dreaded Dread Pirate Roberts himself. Features never-before-told stories, exclusive photographs, and interviews with costars Robin Wright, Wallace Shawn, Billy Crystal, Christopher Guest, and Mandy Patinkin, as well as author and screenwriter William Goldman, producer Norman Lear, and director Rob Reiner.
Music Books
Dancing with Myself by Billy Idol $28.00 – Memoir about his his early days as front man of punk band Generation X to the decadent life in rock.
Essays
How To Grow Up: A Memoir by Michelle Tea $16.00
Mayhem
Rasputin: A Short Life by Frances Welch $16.00 – Humorous short biography about the life of nineteenth-century Russian icon Grigory Rasputin, creepy mystic and court sage.Traveling with Your Octopus: A Travelogue for Domesticated Cephalopods by Brian Kesinger (Baby Tattoo) $29.95
Magazines
Bizarre #223 Jan 15 $10.50
Bust Feb Mar 15 vol 91 $5.99
Sagacity #1 The No Issue $6.00
Horror Hound #51 Jan Feb 15 $6.99
Cemetery Dance #72 $9.95
ArtForum Feb 15 $10.00
Lodown #94 $16.99
Dwell Mar 15 $7.50
Maximumrocknroll #381 Feb 15 $4.99
Decibel #125 Mar 15 $5.99
Wire #371 Jan 15 Rewind 2014 the Year In Underground Music $9.99
Harpers Magazine Feb 15 $6.99
Freshly Inked vol 5 #1 March 15 $6.99
Tattoo Society #47 $7.99
Rebel Ink Apr 15 $5.99Lit Journals
Granta #130 Win 15 India $16.99
Ninth Letter vol 11 #2 Fall Win 14 15 $14.95
Bookforum Feb Mar 15 $5.95
(The Soon to Be Pretentious Writers Club presents) Nearly Pretentious Collection #1 Stories We Wrote $5.00Sexxxxxxy
Meat #15 by Adrian Lourie $20.00 – Here it is! The special fifteenth anniversary issue! 65 studs from across the pond drop their trousers to their ankles! Be sure to pick this one up…the zine I mean…the pants can stay where they are. -NBTonight (1/31) at 9:30pm: The annual Quimby’s Zlumber Party!
