Kate Zambreno
Paper and Carriage
Contributors:
- Joanna Topor MacKenzie
- Caroline Picard
- Chaz Reetz-Laiolo
- Shannon Stratton
- Jason Bacasa
- Daniel Johnston
- Dan Beachy-Quick
- Carmen Price
- Rolf Achilles
- Henry Darger
- Juliana Driever
- Kate Zambreno
- Richard Stren
- Sherri Lynn Wood
- Lilli Carre
- Jesse Ball
Keywords:
Date: 2008
- I Beg You to Greet Me with Open Arms
- A Whaler's Dictionary
- Artist Multiple
- Lincoln Illinois
- Do You Think I Might Be Fool Enough to Run Away from Heaven If I Get There?
- Listen I Love You
- Material (Un)Reality
- How Can I Be a Saint When I Won't Stand for Trials?
- Centerfold
- The Passion of Henry Darger
- It Had Far More Wallop Than Even a Powerful Atomic Bomb
- Victory Man: Lookout Villains!
- Vital Signs
- Never Tell a Lie Unless You Mean It
- Hums
- A Letter
Abstract: "Paper & Carriage is an arts and literature quarterly defining a new slow media approach to arts and literary consumption." This issue is largely dedicated to the art of Henry Darger, including excerpts from his writing.
Language:
EnglishISSN/ISBN: 0978575687
Website:
www.three-walls.org, www.thegreenlantern.org
Catalog Number: Journal, Paper and Carriage
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Paper and Carriage
Contributors:
- Joanna Topor MacKenzie
- Caroline Picard
- Chaz Reetz-Laiolo
- Shannon Stratton
- Jason Bacasa
- Daniel Johnston
- Dan Beachy-Quick
- Carmen Price
- Rolf Achilles
- Henry Darger
- Juliana Driever
- Kate Zambreno
- Richard Stren
- Sherri Lynn Wood
- Lilli Carre
- Jesse Ball
Keywords:
Date: 2008
- I Beg You to Greet Me with Open Arms
- A Whaler's Dictionary
- Artist Multiple
- Lincoln Illinois
- Do You Think I Might Be Fool Enough to Run Away from Heaven If I Get There?
- Listen I Love You
- Material (Un)Reality
- How Can I Be a Saint When I Won't Stand for Trials?
- Centerfold
- The Passion of Henry Darger
- It Had Far More Wallop Than Even a Powerful Atomic Bomb
- Victory Man: Lookout Villains!
- Vital Signs
- Never Tell a Lie Unless You Mean It
- Hums
- A Letter
Abstract: "Paper & Carriage is an arts and literature quarterly defining a new slow media approach to arts and literary consumption." This issue is largely dedicated to the art of Henry Darger, including excerpts from his writing.
Language:
EnglishISSN/ISBN: 0978575687
Website:
www.three-walls.org, www.thegreenlantern.org
Catalog Number: Journal, Paper and Carriage
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Stop Smiling Issue 36: The Expatriate Issue
Contributors:
- J.C.Gabel
- James Hughes
- Ben Fasman
- Chris Johnson
- Louise Owley
- Laris Kreslins
- Diane Olsen
- Liz Romanazzi
- Sybil Perez
- George Hodak
- Nicholas Rapold
- Alex Abramovich
- Gabriele Caroti
- John Corbett
- Paul Cullum
- Jim Dempsey
- Matt Diehl
- Anthony Frewin
- Jim Heimann
- Michael Helke
- John Buffalo Mailer
- Annie Nocenti
- John Patterson
- Joe Petro III
- Alexander Provan
- Fred Sasaki
- Nile Southern
- Sam Sweet
- John William
- Dan Winters
- Andy Beta
- David Bevan
- Joel Craig
- Joe Esterhas
- Michael A. Gonzales
- Sarah Goldstein
- Jessica Hopper
- Tim Kinsella
- Steve Krakow
- Panthea Lee
- Rob Lopata
- Ted Mann
- Patrick Z. McGavin
- Kristina Meyer
- Mark Mordue
- David Noriega
- Greg Purcell
- Jonathan Rosenbaum
- Graham Sanford
- Robyn Schiff
- Patrick Sisson
- Sally Vincent
- Kate Zambreno
- Chris Ross
- Elizabeth Stigler
- Matthew Hendrickson
- Gregg Spielberg
- Tracy Boychuck
- Tina Ibanez
- Ian Allen
- Michelle Riches
- David Black
- Hamish Brown
- Naomi Esterhas
- Marion Ettlinger
- Catherine Glass
- Matthe
Keywords:
Date: 2008
- David Sedaris
- Gore Vidal
- Isabel Fonseca
- Daft Punk
- Ray Davies
- Lee Miller
- Marjane Satrapi
- Joe Esterhas
- Jean Seberg
- Chester Himes
- Juis Bunuel
- F. Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald
- Journalists in China
- How Pizza Conquered the USA
Abstract: Abstract: Stop Smiling Magazine bills itself as "the magazine for high minded lowlifes." This issue focuses on expatriates.
Language:
English.Website:
http://www.stopsmilingonline.com/
Catalog Number: Magazine, Stop Smiling Issue 36: The Expatriate Issue
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