09 Feb 2010, Posted by Leilani Clark in literary, media, music, 3 Comments
In Through the Out Door
MOONY HABITATIONS BY LEILANI CLARK: Eliminating publishing’s gate-keeper mentality
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28 Jan 2010, Posted by Leland Cheuk in literary, 0 Comments
Jesus Jerk
BY LELAND CHEUK: A review of Tony DuShane’s Confessions of a Teenage Jesus Jerk
Continue Reading...12 Jan 2010, Posted by Paul M Davis in film, literary, music, 0 Comments
Conspicuous Consumption
VALUE ADDED BY PAUL M. DAVIS: A roundup of culture of note, including the Tank Riot podcast, Wormwood, Nevada, For All Mankind, and Sleigh Bells
Continue Reading...11 Jan 2010, Posted by Leilani Clark in literary, music, 3 Comments
My Year in Books and Music
MOONY HABITATIONS, A COLUMN BY LEILANI CLARK: “I have a retained the pure, unadulterated joy in hearing a new album, in reading a perfect sentence, the same joy I felt in my teens and twenties.”
Continue Reading...10 Dec 2008, Posted by Laura Pearson in literary, zines, 1 Comments
Preserving our Independents: Green Lantern Press
The slow media publishing house that emphasizes “underdressed intelligence”
Continue Reading...25 Nov 2008, Posted by Laura Pearson in literary, zines, 0 Comments
Preserving Our Independents: Mule and Proximity
Two up-and-coming independent arts and culture magazines emerging out of Chicago
Continue Reading...24 Sep 2008, Posted by Greg J. Smith in design, literary, 0 Comments
Walter Benjamin’s Archive
A glimpse into how the theorist dissected and taxonomized his interests
Continue Reading...22 Sep 2008, Posted by Laura Pearson in literary, zines, 0 Comments
Melville House Publishing
Forged in response to post-9/11 rhetoric, Melville House Publishing maintains an independent stance
Continue Reading...19 Sep 2008, Posted by Erica Ellen Phillips in literary, 0 Comments
Living and Breathing Everyday People
Kevin Coval breathes the rhythms of his native Chicago
Continue Reading...13 Aug 2008, Posted by Laura Pearson in literary, 0 Comments
Preserving Our Independents: Akashic Books
New York publishers engage in reverse-gentrification of the literary world
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