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New Stuff This Week

 

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Zines

Ker-Bloom! #173 $2

new from Dayna Moth: Thoughts For the New Year $1, Catmothcrow #2 Just Another Green Haired Zinester $5

Twenty Elf issues #6-#8 by Johnny Masiulewicz (Happy Tapir Press) $3 each

Words and Smiles #7 Jun 25 by Don $4

zines by Nia Belton: Cat City $12, 1159 #3 $15

Free Speech, Human Rights, and White Christian Nationalism – Historical Views by T. Jefferson, edited by Will Dee $5

Zines by Caspian Walters: Fat Chance: A Perzine issues #1 & #2 $8 each, Storied Stitches Spring/Summer 2025 (with Valentina Castro) $10, & more

Behind the Rain by Justin Emanuel $20

zines by Elliott W. Stewart/Porch Beers Press, $5 each: A Pagan Pilgrimage, Disco 3000 #2 Common People, He Took the Good Stuff and Ran, I Am a Fllightless Bird: Many Gods No Masters #2

Sans Visage Street Photo Zine #2 by Whymark Austen $13

Racontre by Moizza Khan, issues #1-#4 $5 each

Jackalopes by Dave Hankins $3

Comics

You Don’t Get There From Here #68 Diary Comics by Carrie McNinch $5

Small Town by Cecilia Jane $18

new comics from Jam :In the Sunroom $2, OPENions: Rating the Pens I Use $2 & more

comics by Sidne K. Gard: If It Is the End of My World I Do Not Want to Be Fast Asleep $10, Mundane Judaica $22 & more

Our Leader by H. Jones $5

Necromancer Exorcist by Diego Jimenez $7

All Engines Burning: The Rise, Fall, and Fumes of the Screaming Bue Messiahs: An Unofficial History by Jocelyn Rainwater $12

nothing more petrifying than everyday life – comix poems by Tori Holder $6

New Wave Comics Presents #27 by David and Reginald Wayne Soileau $2

Constant Fear April 2025 by Zaponator $5

Junk City March 2025 by Leona Likely (Small Sword Press) $5

Insatiable by Darya Foroohar $10

Beyond the Fence by Sarah Foley $12

Memory of a Distant Fire #1 $18

GHSTSLCTR #1 $15

Tales of Ogg #1 by Jessica Lever $8

Graphic Novels

Arsene Schrauwen SC by Schrauwen O. (Fantagraphics) $29.99

Night Drive by Richard Sala (Fantagraphics) $19.99

Draculester by Kit Montgomery $20

Salt Green Death by Katarina Thorsen (Conundrum Press) $30

Sickness vol 1 by Jenna Cha and Lonnie Nadler (Uncivilized Books) $24.95

Gesticulating Gentrification by Rick Trembles (Conundrum Press) $20

Art(ish) Books

Rejection / Ambition: A Twenty Five Year Performance on by Anya Liftig (Renous River Press) $22

Graffbook vol 2 The Graffiti Sketchbook (Carpet Bombing Culture) $23.95

Politics & Revolution Books

No Cop City, No Cop World: Lessons from the Movement, edited by Micah Herskind and Mariah Parker and Kamau Franklin (Haymarket Books) $22.95

Mayhem & Outer Limits Books

Lucifer’s Power: Beliefs and Practices of the Process Cult by William Sims Bainbridge (Feral House) $29.95

Music-Related Books

Writing on Raving: An Anthology by Zoe Beery, Geoffrey Mak & McKenzie Wark $19.95

Fiction Books

To Smithereens by Rosalyn Drexler $18

Poetry

Heaven Looks Like Us: Palestinian Poetry edited by George Abraham and Noor Hindi (Haymarket Books) $24.95

Familiar Roots by Brenda Umana $14

Magazines & Lit Journals

International Review #173 International Communist Current $3

Border Crossings #167 $15

Moss Piglet May 2025 Musical Instruments $15

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Quimby’s Co-Sponsors Chicago Zine Fest at the Harold Washington Library Center, 7/19

Jul
19
11:00 am

 

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Quimby’s is proud to be a co-sponsor of Chicago Zine Fest! We’ll be tabling there on 7/19 at the Harold Washington Library featuring special guest Angel xoxoxoxox! Stop by our table and say hello.

Chicago Zine Fest is a celebration of small press and independent publishers, with an annual festival of workshops and the big expo day where 70+ zinesters sell and trade their zines. All CZF events are free and open to the public.

Saturday, July 19, 2025, 11 am to 4 pm
Harold Washington Library Center
Winter Garden, 9th Floor
400 S State St
Chicago, IL 60605

More information at chicagozinefest.org.

art by Kelly Wang.

New Stuff This Week

 

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Zines

Qwerty Quarterly #8 $5

Astromatograph #0 $13

Dopamine Decorating #2 Creating a Home You Love by Karina Hagelin $6

Greylord’s Hoard Presents Into the Abyss #1 A New Magazine of Oddities and Peculiar Things $5

World of Arginor: An Eternal Champion Fanzine by Greg Steele $10

Comics

Margin Notes #1 and #2 by Kiernan Teare-Thomas $6 each

Loose Ends: #1 Skills and Observation $2.50, #2 Healthy Work Ethic $1.50

Grixly #69 and #70 by Nate McDonough $3 each

Life in Kell – Super Mega Zine Edition A Memoir How to Be Fun at Parties by Kolin Lawler $8

Graphic Novels

Insectopolis: A Natural History by Peter Kuper $35

Newspapers

County Highway vol 2 #6 May June $8.50

Poetry

Mischief and Mayhem: Poems and Type Art by Justin O’Brien with illustrations by Keith Huie (Garret Room Books) $15

Sexxxy

Elska #52 Chisinau Moldova $20

John Porcellino & Chris Fink Release Forage Like a Bear at Quimby’s, May 31st

May
31
7:00 pm

 

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Don’t miss John Porcellino (King-Cat) and Chris Fink (Add This to the List of Things That You Are) visiting Quimby’s to talk about Forage Like a Bear, their collaborative book of gentle micro-essays on nature, family, and life on Saturday, May 31st at 7pm!

This beautiful book by Chris Fink collects twenty of his short, luminous radio essays as heard on Northern Public Radio WNIJ FM in DeKalb, Illinois. Low-key and plainspoken, he explores quiet moments in nature and with family in a classic Midwestern style. It features whistling acorns, scribbling clams, gossipy geese, technicolor ducks, turkeys (including human ones), roving bands of chipmunks, chimneys, fires, chainsaws, lice, thin ice, approximately 30,000 blueberries, cars rolling uphill, the leaves of a mulberry tree drifting down, Peace Trail meanders, and maybe just maybe, a holy grail morel and more, all illustrated with graceful ink line drawings by comics luminary John Porcellino. 

Porcellino will read (with slides) selections from recent issues of King-Cat, with Chris Fink reading afterwards from Forage Like a Bear. A Q+A and signing will follow. Books will be available for purchase.

Long-time friend of Quimby’s John Porcellino has been publishing King-Cat Comics since 1989. When he does events at Quimby’s he lovingly refers to us as the place where he does the first event on the tour to experiment, and we are therefore the “sacrifical pancake.” He runs Spit and a Half Distro and goes to the post office on most days. Follow him on Patreon +@johnporcellino on IG among other places.

Chris Fink is a professor of English at Beloit College and the editor of the Beloit Fiction Journal. He’s the author of two collections of short stories, Farmer’s Almanac: A Work of Fiction (Emergency Press, 2013/2023) and Add This to the List of Things That You Are (University of Wisconsin Press, 2019). He’s a regular contributor to Northern Public Radio.

Forage Like a Bear (Bored Wolves, 2025) $18.00 – Lovingly printed on soft white paper with French flaps.

Yes! Quimby’s will stay open later for this event! Quimby’s is located at 1854 W. North Ave, Chicago, IL 60622.  This event is free.

Find the Facebook event link here.

 

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