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(Fantastic Man, Issue 6, pp. 20 & 22.)
(Walter Pater, Marius the Epicurean, Penguin, 1985.)
The third edition of My Voyage to Idaho has been published. Still not worth buying. But: you can download a screen-formatted PDF here, which now includes PDF hyperlinks and a working table of contents.
The second edition of My Voyage to Idaho has been published. Rather than buying it, you can download a screen-formatted PDF here. Someday this will improve, but not yet.
Because we don’t have enough unfinished projects around here, here is another one: Locus Solus Editions. Using Lulu, I intend to keep publishing the same book, provisionally titled My Voyage to Idaho, until it is finished or can be left definitively unfinished. The first edition is up at Lulu; you can download a screen-readable PDF here. I wouldn’t bother buying it.
After an extended absence, Locus Solus Industries returns:
(apologies to Designers Republic.)
Belatedly, a shirt for wearing to immigration protests:
Also, one can’t help but note that the Spanish slogan for the marches is much better than the English one (squint to see it in the picture): in English, one is asked to love the abstract “Immigrant NY” while in Spanish we love the more concrete immigrants of New York:
No. 11 is a shirt for the disaffected youth one hears so much about these days. It looks like this:
And that is all I have to say about that.
A set of three t-shirts this time out, allowing the wearer to select the appropriate tense of capitalist panic:
Marx & Engels never had so many choices, lucky them.