Monthly Archive for January, 2020

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New Stuff This Week

Published on January 4, 2020 0 Comments

Welcome To The Dark Side: Occult London by Kate Hodges + illustrated by Brian Rau (Herb Lester Associates) $14 – This large-format map charts centuries of occult activity of London including the headquarters of the Golden Dawn; Aleister Crowley’s temples; where William Blake saw angels and William Burroughs launched a psychic attack after eating an unsatisfactory cheesecake. For the aspiring occultist, there are shops to buy spells and books on magic, and libraries and museums for further study. Also included is A Guide To Magickal Tools For The Aspiring Occultist, a checklist for those wishing to take their exploration of the subject beyond the physical realm. Folder contains: Map (400 x 690mm), A Guide To Magickal Tools For The Aspiring Occultist card (100 x138mm) Litho-printed in the UK on sustainably sourced paper.

Zines

KerBloom #141 $2

Clumsy issues #12-#14 by Kara Comegys $3 each

Check Out This Propaganda #2 A Comedy Magazine by Eli Ruffer $10

Comics & Minis

King Cat #79 by John Porcellino $5

Flyblown by RedRottenApple $5

Graphic Novels

DITCH LIFE by Amy Lockhart (Fantagraphics Underground) $30

Fiction

Punk Snot Dead SC by Morat $15

Chap Books

Wave Function by Coco M Keehl $10

Magazines

Uppercase #44 $18

RFD #180 winter $11.95

Zine Club Chicago: No Sleep ’Til Stapling Zinemaking Hangout! Jan 24th, 6-10pm

Published on January 3, 2020 0 Comments
Jan ’20
24
6:00 pm

Zine Club Chicago: No Sleep ’Til Stapling Zinemaking Hangout!

6-10 p.m. Friday, Jan. 24

Here at Quimby’s Bookstore, 1854 W. North Ave. in Wicker Park

Free!

We know that making progress on your zine projects is probably one of your new year’s resolutions, so Zine Club Chicago is kicking off 2020 with a special event: The No Sleep ’Til Stapling Zinemaking Hangout!

Bring your work-in-progress, create a new zine on the spot, or just catch up with other zine folks at our 4-hour Friday night event. (Quimby’s will not be holding a Zlumber Party this year, so our gathering will channel that chill hangout vibe.) We’ll have zinemaking supplies, creative prompts, and lots of snacks on hand. Zinemakers are encouraged to bring their zines to swap with others, as well! We’ll keep the zinemaking party rolling from 6 to 10 p.m.; feel free to drop in anytime during the evening.

Zine newbies and longtime enthusiasts alike are always welcome to join us at Zine Club Chicago, the city’s only book club-style event for people who read zines. This free monthly series is produced by Chicago Zine Fest/Midwest Perzine Fest organizer Cynthia E. Hanifin and hosted by Quimby’s Bookstore.

Facebook event link: https://www.facebook.com/events/522787471921314/

Thanks to Anna Jo Beck for our graphics!