Monthly Archive for January, 2019

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New Stuff This Week

On Being Read Issue #2 by edited by Gabrielle Walsh $10 – Artistic responses to how one is read in gender, edited by Gabrielle Walsh, with work by Gabe Howell, Caroline Cash, Rosie Accola and more. Essays, illustration, poetry — many expressions running the continuum of feeling not outwardly “queer enough” to quieting the anxiety of ostracism for being “too queer.” -LM

Zines

We Let Our Battles Choose Us by Ed Blair $3

Dos and the Don’ts of Supporting Survivors by Leah Short $5

Riot Grrrl Press Coloring Book Zine Version by Julie Ruin $3

Graphic Novels

Ink & Anguish: A Jay Lynch Anthology with Ed Piskor and Patrick Rosenkranz (Fantagraphics) $39.99

The Secret Voice vol 1 by Zack Soto (Floating World Comics) $24.95

Essays

Perfect Worlds Artistic Forms and Social Imaginations vol by Michael Workman $15

Magazines

Broken Pencil #82 $7.95

Chap Books & Fiction

The Transition: A Novel by Luke Kennard $18

Jesus Crawdad Death by Betsy Phillips (Third Man Books) $10 – Third publication in TMB limited ed chap book series, this one featuring speculative fiction stories.

Pretend I’m Dead: A Novel by Jen Beagin $16

January Quimby’s Bookstore Newsletter Now Available

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CHIPRC’s Zine Zine Club: Mixtape Edition, at Quimby’s 1/22

Jan ’19
22
7:00 pm

From the punk fanzines of the ’70s and the Riot Grrrl manifestoes of the ’90s to current titles that span the dial from Britney Spears to underground hip-hop, zines have always explored the soundtracks of our lives. This month at our book club-style event for people who read zines, we’ll be talking about our favorite titles that delve into the expansive world of music. Zine newbies and longtime enthusiasts alike are welcome to join us for a fun discussion and snacks. If you’d like to participate in our Mystery Zine Swap, bring a zine (concealed in some way) to trade with someone else on the spot! This event will be led by Chicago Zine Fest organizer Cynthia E. Hanifin.

Tues, Jan 22nd, 7pm – Free Event.

Here’s the Facebook Event post for this event.