Lilli Carre

Program for the 2012 Chicago Zine Fest featuring a wonderful hand-drawn map of great Chicago businesses.

This circular surrealist novel, "You'll Just Remember Some Bits and Pieces" was screen printed my filmmaker and artist Lilli Carré. Lilli Carré has published many graphic novels and had a film at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival. The book was hand screen printed and number 29 out of a series of 30.

Make is a Chicago literary magazine. It contains fiction and nonfiction as well as photography and art.

"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.

Swell is short story in comic form. It begins with a woman waking up in the middle of the night to the abrasive sound of her elderly mother chewing sugar in the kitchen. The rest of the story follows their conversation in the wee hours, touching on themes such as memory, aging, and a need for sweets. *

A Pictorial History of the Great Outdoors is an anthology loosely organized around the outdoors.

Surrealistic comic about the life of a soap saleswoman who divides into two physical selves, the observer and the observed.

Marking the second year of its publishing, The Skeleton News celebrates "One year of success" with movie reviews, book reviews, lists, and the "Face Competition." It's a free publication focused on humor and cultural criticism distributed around the city at independent book, record and etc. stores.