Zines
Fix Your Clothes- An amazingly accessible guide to helping you fix your clothes! Basic stitches, seams, buttons, zippers, and beyond. ($1)
Last Night at the Casino #5-
Late night workers, a nose on the floor, random harmonicas, broken
bones, Vegas, small world after all, European casinos, and more. ($2)
Last Night at the Casino #6- While reading J.D. Salinger's A Catcher in the Rye at work, Billy starts to notice his inner monologue becoming the voice of Holden Caulfield. ($2)
Social Studies #3: Appendix Out-
A short nonfiction story of a childhood hobo friend, appendicitis, an
alcoholic doctor, an angry Christian father, and a short stint as a
hospital radio DJ. ($1.50)
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Books
Invoking Nonna by Sage Adderley- The
first young adult book in our catalog! When a free-spirited teenage
girl in rural Georgia learns she's a witch, it leads her on a path to
figuring out her family lineage. ($11)
Nights and Days in a Dark Carnival by Craven Rock-
The long-awaited book from our dear friend Craven Rock. The first book
to deeply examine the world of The Juggalos—the clown-painted subculture
that has over the past 20 years has swept across North America and
grown large enough to be designated a gang by the FBI. ($11.99)
Papercut Annual 2013-
A great year-end anthology from New York-based publishing company
Papercut Press. An eclectic mix of short fiction, visual art, poetry,
and hybrid genre work. ($17)
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Magazines
She Shreds #4-
Another AMAZING issue of She Shreds, the world's one-and-only magazine
dedicated to women guitarists and bassists. Interviews with Kim Gordon,
Toody Cole, and so many more. ($7)
Torrent #1- A brand new magazine chronicling the highs and lows of the current folk music revival. Taking its inspiration from Broadside,
the popular folk magazine of the ’60s, it combines interviews,
features, and reviews with artists at all levels of popularity. ($5)
Literary Journals & Chapbooks
Monarch, No. 3-
A new issue of this great Seattle-based literary and art journal. A
nice mix of poetry, fiction, essays, interviews, and beautiful
full-color visual art. ($10)
What's Being Sent by Casey Fuller- For
one year, Casey Fuller sent a daily postcard to his local paper's
Letter to the Editor section with news from the street, the sky, the
workplace. Small moments told through poems, notes, letters, and
photographs. ($5)
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News
*This Saturday we'll be helping host the Portland Zine Symposium's AmaZine Night--a Valentine's Day-themed benefit event which we're SO excited for.
*Both Rad Dad and Hip Mama relaunched this past month and they're touring all over the place! We're happy to be helping out with both their Portland and Olympia stops.
*Many of you will be excited to hear that conceptual artist Lenae Day will
be releasing a new issue of her amazing magazine series soon. And if
you're in L.A., she'll be discussing it in a couple months at the
ever-awesome Skylight Books. She's also been very busy with art shows, so big congrats to her.
*The Phoenix all ages space, The Trunk Space, is fundraising! Very deserving, hard-working, folks that bring community to a place that really needs it.
*The incredible Pregnant (yes,
I did just say "the incredible pregnant") will be bringing their wall
of sound musical landscapes to the UK for a multi-media art project and
are Kickstarting it! Some really awesome and weird prizes for donating (like "a personalized message from a stranger in the UK").
*And this Sunday we'll be out for Martha Grover (Somnambulist) and A.M. O'Malley's art opening Do You Still Love Me? here in Portland. With readings from the Thank You Writers. Should be a really fun night.
Until next month,
Joshua James & Chask'e
Antiquated Future
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