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Nieves Books has always been in the habit of publishing two new books at the same time. Why the Swiss company's wares come in pairs, we're not sure, b...

08/26/08 - 0 comments

I had never heard of John Kessel until I picked up a collection he edited, Feeling Very Strange: A Slipstream Anthology. Slipstream was first named by...

08/25/08 - 0 comments

Last Friday, San Francisco played host to the 2008 Cuervo Black US Air Guitar National Finals. We were excited to learn of this recent competition, si...

08/13/08 - 1 comment

The world of Chris Adrian’s fiction is one between Heaven and Hell, where virtue and perversity never exist isolated from the other. Frequently his ...

08/12/08 - 0 comments

By now you’ve probably heard of David Carr, the thriving journalist-cum-crackhead who later cleaned up his act, got a gig with the New York Times, a...

08/11/08 - 0 comments

Reappropriating popular icons and everyday characters has been around since "mass" was tacked onto "media," but unfortunately, the bulk of us are only...

08/08/08 - 0 comments

Regular i-D and Vice contributor, Peter Sutherland, is releasing his new book, Muddy Treads, on August 14 through Seems Books. The New Yorker is re...

08/01/08 - 0 comments

What's immediately striking about Lauren Weinstein's The Goddess of War (PictureBox Inc.) is its endless tongue-in-cheek humor. Comics of this proport...

07/30/08 - 0 comments

Reading a Haruki Murakami book is like reading something from a god. The characters, however flawed, always manage to save the day (or at least figure...

07/29/08 - 0 comments

Director (The Mark of Cain)/editor-at-large (Stop Smiling)/occasional T.V. writer (Deadwood) Alix Lambert is an enigma. Since the beginning of her pro...

07/18/08 - 0 comments