ZINES!
Xerography Debt #27 $3.00 – Always a wonderful review zine with perzine tendencies. Always fun and always a good source for finding about zines you might not known were out there. And with guest indie publishing reviewers. Like having a cool friend loan you their stack of zines. Still going strong at #27!
List #14 Fine For Now by Ramsey $4.00 – Local zinester talks about her past year in regards to helping planning, crafting and living. Gentle and cute drawings pair up nicely with compelling lists. A good zine to read after you put on your sweater, drink some tea and snuggle with your pet.

Curious Case Of The Communist Jello Box: The Execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg – An Archival History of an Edible Secret by var. (Microcosm) $3.00
When Language Runs Dry #2: A Zine for People With Chronic Pain and Their Allies by var. (Microcosm) $4.33 – This support zine, coming from activist and scrapper perspectives, deals with living with and speaking about chronic pain, illness and health issues. Pain and Health issues are often invisible, and frequently treated as dismissable, along with health resources being frequently inaccessable, especially for long-term care and this zine thoughtfully begins the multiform conversations about radically reopening the complexities of our health. One of the overarching themes here is about sustaining. Taking care of ourselves and each other and staying engaged, even when there may be no answer or resolution or recovery in sight. -EF

Shut Up And Love The Rain by Robnoxious (Microcosm) $4.00 – Illuminating essays, comics, a touching interview with Rob’s parents after his father came out as transgendered and more. Subheadlined “To Queer Anarchist Happiness Thru Good Living.” Interesting for anybody of any sexual identity.
He Regains After a Night of Drinking by Selfick Ng-Simancas $15.00 – High-production funny-funky-formal artists’ book of a cheeky letterpressed poem on letterpressed plaid. I, for one, am impressed. -EF

Zisk #19 Fall 10 $2.00
Succumb To Scum vol 1 #3 $2.00
Plastic Knife #5 $2.00
Somnambulist #16 $3.00
Rigor Mortis vol 3 $3.50
Welcome to Bend #3 East Side $3.00
Serial Killers Unite #4 $2.00

COMICS & MINICOMICS!
Papercutter #14 (Tugboat Press) $4.00 – Always a fantastic mini comics anthology. This issue featuring: Dave Roch, Nate Beaty and more!
Clutch #22 Invincible Summer #19 by Clutch McBastard and Nicole J. Georges (Tugboat) $2.00
Famous Hairdos of Popular Music #5 Prince $3.00 – That’s right, you heard me right: Prince. Sixteen artists take that iconic ‘do and turn it into a symbol. -EF

Tales of Tiger Balm by Ariyana Suvarnasuddhi $2.00 – Ariyana sings us an ode to burn of Tiger Balm and the intricacies of the Chinese medicine cabinet. Irreverent storytelling with an eye for a free-form figure that reminds me of a crazed Vanesssa Davis drawing. “It was like being in a furnace in a freezer.”

Rooster Jack #2 vs the Mermaids by var. $1.50 – Rooster Jack and his extensive crew encounter some brewing trouble in the sea so they- uh- run away.

Best Dream Ever $.50
Comparratives: The Story of a Pair Told in Two Year Increments by Don Picton $2.00
Ray Harryhausen Coloring and Activity Pack by Friend Prices $5.00 – Nerds get ready… Seven large coloring pages and a 8-page activity book featuring a Clash of the Titans centerfold. Cyclops, Kali, Hydra, Centaur, there’s even a Ymir page. Viva Harryhausen! Viva stop-motion!-EF

Yes Lets by Galen Goodwin Longstreth and Maris Wicks (Tugboat) $6.00
Growing by Tony Rabit $1.00
Life of Vice #3 by Robin Enrico $3.00
Death Cat Coloring Book Thing: Its Fun Pull the Trigger Il Rumore Uffa Vaffanculo Dec 1988 Deathcat $1.00
Tragic Relief #9 and Tragic Relief #10 by C. Frakes $4.00 each

FICTION!
Zero History HC by William Gibson (Putnam) $26.95 – New work from the author of Neuromancer.
Queer 25th Anniversary Edition by William S. Burroughs (Penguin) $15.00 – Edited and With an Introduction by Oliver Harris.
Juliet Naked by Nick Hornby (Riverhead) $15.00 – Now in soft cover. From the author of High Fidelity.
I Am a Genius of Unspeakable Evil and I Want To Be Your Class President by Josh Lieb (Razorbill) $8.99

GRAPHIC NOVELS & TRADE PAPERBACKS!
Wild Kingdom by Kevin Huizenga (Drawn + Quarterly) $19.95 – New hardcover in a nice squat format from the author of Ganges, Supermonster, Curses and Or Else. If this were a high school yearbook superlative listing, this book would get Talks Least Says Most. Small simple drawings packed with as much meaning as each still of a European art film. -LM
From Shadow to Light: The Life and Art of Mort Meskin by var. (Fantagraphics) $39.99
Cuba My Revolution by Inverna Lockpez and Dean Haspiel (Veertigo) $24.99
Lucky In Love Book One: A Poor Mans History by George Chieffet and Stephen Destefano (Fantagraphics) $19.99
Pride and Prejudice GN TPB by Jane Austen, Nancy Butler and Hugo Petrus (Marvel) $14.99 – Now in soft cover.
Oz: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz TPB GN by Frank L. Baum, Eric Shanower and Skottie Young (Marvel) $19.99
Zombies vs Robots Aventure by Ash and Ryall (IDW) $24.99 – Includes Zombies vs Robots Aventure #1-#3. Hardcover.
Time Machine Campfire TPB by HG Wells, Lewis Helfand and Rajesh Nagulakonda (Campfire) $9.99 – The way they drew and colored the time machine, you want to sit in it and adjust your monocle.

ART & DESIGN BOOKS!
It Is Right to Draw Their Fur: Animal Renderings by Dave Eggers (McSweeneys) $42.00 – Contains 25 loose-leaf drawings of Mammals Speaking Clearly, which is in caps because there is also a 48-pg booklet of same name. And did we mention it’s super big? Because if you want a bag for it we have to give you a huge garbage bag. No criticism of content intended. -LM
WWW: Name 1 by Daniel Newman $ 15.00
Quiet Village: Name #2 by Beatriz Monteavaro $15.00 – No, not as in Martin Denny. But there are some tropical images here.
Faile: Prints and Originals (DGV) $69.00 – The last ten years of the street art duo Faile’s work (up til 09). Pop icons repurposed, a little bit of crayonish strokage, plenty of detail.
Camilla D’Errico by Camilla D’Errico (Mondo Bizzarro) $35.00 – Girls and gears. Mostly black and white drawings. Big eyes. Cute and sexy at the same time.
Or Glory 21st Century Rockers by Horst A Friedrichs (Prestel) $35.00

DIY & CONSUMPTION (Um, Consumption As In Food and Drugs)
Cannabis and the Soma Solution by Chris Bennett (Trine) $24.95
Reefer Movie Madness: The Ultimate Stoner Film Guide by var. (Abrams) $18.95
Fix It – Make It – Grow It – Bake It: The DIY Guide to the Good Life by Billee Sharp (Viva Editions) $15.95
Carless In Chicago by Jason Rothstein (Lake Claremont Press) $15.95

MAGAZINES!
Fortean Times #266 Oct 10 $11.99
High Times Nov 10 $5.99
Sideburn #6 $10.25
Hear The World #15 $8.00

LITERARY JOURNALS & CHAP BOOKS
Avery Anthology #6 $10.00

MAYHEM & OUTER LIMITS!
Going Mutant: The Bat Boy Exposed by var. (Scribner) $15.00

MUSIC BOOKS!
Rat Girl: A Memoir by Kristen Hersh (Penguin) $15.00 – A touching memoir of one year of Hersh’s life in the mid-Eighties, when she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, pregnant, intermittently homeless. And oh yeah, did I mention she was the frontwoman of indie-art pop superstars Throwing Muses that had just gotten a major label deal? -LM

MUCKRAKING MEMOIRS & MISCELLANY!
Old Jews Telling Jokes by var. (Villard) $15.00 – The best line from any of these jokes is “There’s no fuckin’ broccoli.” Guess you’ll have to come look at the book to see the whole joke. You will not be sorry. -LM
And Then Theres This: How Stories Live and Die In Viral Culture by Bill Wasik (Penguin) $15.00
Historic Bars of Chicago by Sean Parnell (Lake Claremont Press) $15.95 – Maybe you might want to pair this one up with a pen and then you could mark each bar off after you go to each of them. Hiccup.
Half A Life by Darin Strauss (McSweeneys) $22.00 – This guy was in a car wreck that killed someone. He was never the same again.
Anarchism and Eduction: A Philosophical Perspective by Judith Suissa (PM Press) $19.95

SEX & SEXY!
Kustom Kamera: Greased Up Eye Candy by Anthony Duma (Korero) $19.95 – Sexy ladies for hot rod types.

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