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Top 10 This Week
1. The Rainbow Connection: Richard Hunt Gay Muppeteer by Jessica Max Stein $7.00
2. Hi-Fructose #14 $6.95
3. Book of Genesis Illustrated by R. Crumb (W.W. Norton) $24.95
5. Proximity #6 An Other Art World $12.00
6. Handbook vol 3 #4 2009 $6.00
7. Asterios Polyp by David Mazzucchelli (Pantheon) $29.95
8. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by Jane Austen and Seth Grahame-Smith (Quirk) $12.95
9. Death Deals by Eamon Espey (Sparkplug) $4.00
10. Leftovers Again by Robin Hustle $3.00
This Is a Perfect Example.
- New stuff this week at Quimby's! http://quimbys.com/blog/new_stuff/new-stuff-this-week-20/ #
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Zines, lit mags and chapbooks
Sip #3 2009 Shiri Appleby $3.00
Rebel Scum #3 Interviews with Sick Tired Dry Rot Pic Takeover Phrat Pharm Winter $2.00
Two With Water #1 Dec 09 by Amy Ganser $4.00
Granta #109 Win 09 Work $16.99
Redivider vol 7 #1 $6.00
Open City #28 $10.00
Fugue #37 Sum Fall 09 $8.00
Resistance Friendships by John Not Bombs $3.00
Nonism by Daniel Zbigniew Fiks $18.00
The Believer #68 Jan 10 Poultice $8.00
Alphabet Skate Park by Steve MacDonald (Ducai Productions) $6.25
Lactaid Dreams A Coloring Book by kozyndan $9.95
Idiots Books vol 23 Nasty Chipmunk $10.00
Cacophony #3 Aug 09 Free Pinup PJ Harvey Carpenters Bowie Rod Stewart Culture Cl by Mike Cacophony $3.95
Body Modification Books/Mags
Tattoo Energy #62 $6.99
Tattoo Revue #145 $6.99
Art Books/mags, lowbrow, high brow, eyebrow
Snow Yak Show:Microportfolio 6, Tomio Koyama Gallery by Mark Ryden (Porterhouse) $12.95
The Unknown Portraits: A Collection of Imagined Personae by kozyndan (Magic Pony) $30.00 – Beautiful drawings by lowbow art superstar(s).
Dwell Feb 10 $5.99
Subway World: Graffiti On Trains by Torkel Sjostrand (Dokument Forlag) $29.95
Imaginaire II Magic Realism 2010 (Fantasmus) $39.95
Hi Fructose #14 $6.95
IdN vol 16 #6 $17.50
Comics/comix/minis/Graphic Novels
Another Glorious Day at the Nothing Factory by Eroyn Franklin $25.00
Snow Angels by Beth Hetland $1.50
Box Man by Imiri Sakabashira (Drawn & Quarterly) $24.95
Unwritten: Tommy Taylor and the Bogus Identity TPB by Mike Carey (Vertigo) $9.99
Chill by Jason Starr and Mick Bertilorenzi (Vertigo) $19.99
Walking Dead TPB vol 11 Fear the Hunters by Robert Kirkman (Image) $14.99
Mendacity One Womans Ordeal – Kiss Machine Presents by Tamara Faith Berger $4.00
Skim, This is the Diary of Skim Takota So Fuck Off – Kiss Machine Presents by Mariko Tamaki $4.00
Jam In the Band #1 and #2 by Robin Enrico, both $10.00 each $10.00
Life of Vice #1 by Robin Enrico $3.00
Outer Limits and Mayhem Books and mags
Great Prophetic Design Found in Africa Evidence of a Planned Future for Planet by Bonnie Gaunt (Adventures Unlimited) $12.95
2012 and the Shift of Ages A Guide to the End of the World by Alexander Price (Adventures Unlimited) $18.95
Homo Serpiens: An Occult History of DNA From Eden to Armageddon by Aeolus Kephas (Adventures Unlimited) $16.95
Apocalypse Culture Expanded and Revised by Adam Parfrey (Feral House) $14.95
2600 Hacker Quarterly vol 26 #4 $6.25
Psychotropic Mind the World according to Ayahuasca Iboga and Shamanism by various (Park Street) $16.95
Music Books/Mags/Zines
Microbionic: Radical Electronic Music and Sound Art in the 21st Century by Thomas Bey (Creation) $19.95
Ghetto Blaster #23 $3.95
Food Books/mags
Vegan Freak Being Vegan in a Non Vegan World Version 2.0, Expanded Updated by Bob Torres (PM Press) $14.95
Lifestyles/culture mags
FEDS vol 7 #31 $5.99
Skunk vol 5 #7 $5.99
Treating Yourself #20 $7.99
Kilter: Journal of Gothic Art Chicago #6 Win 09/10 $5.00
Politics/Revolution Books/Mags/zines
Z Magazine Jan 10 $4.95
Radical Philosophy #159 $13.00
In These Times Jan 10 $3.50
Assassination of Fred Hampton How FBI and Chicago Police Murdered a Black Panther by Jeffrey Haas (Lawrence) $26.95
Fiction and Poetry Books
Strange Times at Western High a Natalie Fuentes Mystery by Emily Pohl-Weary $9.95
Veracity by Laura Bynum (Pocket) $25.00
Muckraking/Memoirs/Miscellaneous
Life on the Edge Voices and Visions from Chicagos Fringe by Elizabeth Winkowski $12.00
Peoples! The new Granta is here! It’s Granta #109, the Work issue!
This issue of Granta is The Work Issue. It is edited by John Freeman, and in spite of the fact that it has “Winter 2009” in the title, it actually is just barely out in 2010 as we post this. We were told that we’re the first store in the U.S. to sell this issue! And after the success of Granta #108 The Chicago Issue, we are proud to be given this honor.
From www.granta.com:
Perhaps the most enduring legacy of the Industrial Revolution is, for better or for worse, our inclination to define who were are by what we do, and this essential new issue of GRANTA will lay bare the intrinsic link between work and identity.
From the jobless to the workaholics, from the hard work of dying to the landscape work has created out of office parks and suburbs, GRANTA 109 will tell the story of how and why we work in the twenty-first century. Joshua Ferris returns to the mind-numbing world of office work in America in a new piece of fiction, while Steven Hall visits the world’s pre-eminent robot lab to see what machines will do for us next. Caroline Moorehead explores the trafficking of workers into the United Kingdom and Daniel Alarcón infiltrates the world of book pirating in Peru. Salman Rushdie contributes a surprising essay on sloth.
GRANTA 109 gives us a glimpse of ourselves at our most primordial, in a day and age when work has become the most invisible (at least in literature) and yet all-encompassing aspect of human life.
