Monthly Archive for September, 2008

Bloging about being Bloged?

Over the weekend Brian from The blog came though the store. We had a short chat and he did a nice feature about us on his blog. For those of you who have never set foot in the store there are some good pics and some well edited quotes from me waxing about the store and the hood. Looks good, so thanks Brian.

Check it out!

Poster Sale is Ending!!!

Guess what folks, in less than 24 hours the poster and last chance zine sale will be over.

So this is your final chance to grab some amazing prints for your pad or dorm!

All month I’ve watched lucky people walk out of here with sweet posters by Jay Ryan, Seripop, Keith Herzik , and many more. So this is it!!!! You snooze you loose!!!!!

LAST CALL!!!!!!!!

Quimby’s Top Ten Best Sellers For the Week of September 21st – September 27th 2008

1.    Demons In the Spring by Joe Meno (Akashic) $24.95
2.    Sin A Deadly Anthology by the Chicago Contingent $17.99
3.    Bust Oct Nov 08 $4.99
4.    Proximity #2 Cities Issue $10.00
5.    Chunklet #20 $9.99
6.    Annalemma #3 $10.00
7.    Vacation by Deb Olin Unferth (McSweeneys) $22.00
8.    Butt #24 Fantastic Magazine for Homosexuals $9.90
9.    Cometbus #51 by Aaron Cometbus $3.00
10.  Adbusters #80 $8.95

New Stuff 20th & 27th 2008

WHOA! Two weeks worth of new stuff coming at you! Sorry folks I missed a week took a little time off to visit London. Which I have to say had two really great comic shops with Gosh and Forbidden Planet! But now its back to the grind and WOW, tons of stuff came out in the past two weeks! Fall books they are a dropin’.

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Today’s Featured Book: Concrete Inspection by Crispin Hellion Glover

Subtitle of Concrete Inspection by Crispin Hellion Glover: “A Manual of Information And Instructions For Inspectors With Standard And Typical Specifications.” Actually it’s a collage telling the story about the narrator’s mother (among other things). Even though it’s a black hardcover with copper engraving (I think maybe engraving is the right word), it feels very zine-ish ’cause of its cut-and-paste approach. Funny that the story would be about the narrator’s mother (and we realize you should never assume the narrator is the author), since when we call the publisher (Volcanic Eruptions) to place reorders, we’re pretty sure that we talk to Crisin’s mom. We’re not 100% sure on this one, but well, pretty sure. Maybe. Anyway, we have some of his other books too, here.