Jeroen van Loon is a visionary digital artist from the Netherlands whose projects, which investigate the intersection of technology with contemporary culture, are both difficult and provocative. I found Jeroen via his most recent project, Life Needs Internet, which initially began in 2010 when Jeroen began to travel to different corners of the planet to […]
Anobium R.I.P. 2011 – 2015 Benjamin van Loon and Mary J. Levine co-founded Anobium in 2011 with the goal of becoming the only independent literary publisher solely focused on the strange, surreal and experimental. In the space of four years, we did just that, publishing nearly a half-dozen books, engaging in challenging collaborative projects, hosting events and […]
Friends, followers, fomenters: At the end of 2013, we announced that Anobium would be going to the cosmological backburner for a time while our execs focused on honing their other skills (alchemy, aerobics, aerodynamics, etc.). This upcoming summer, we’re putting Anobium back over high heat and we’re not watering it down. Bona fide 200 Proof. In the past, we’ve […]
As president Bill Pullman boisterously declared in Independence Day, The Fourth of July will no longer be known as an American holiday, but as the day the world declared in one voice: We will not go quietly into the night! We will not vanish without a fight! We’re going to live on! We’re going to […]
“Blaster” Al Ackerman is the greatest writer you’ve never read. But his new posthumous collection, The Complete Works from Lost & Found Times 1979—2005, as compiled by John M. and C. Mehrl Bennett of Luna Bistonte Prods, gives you no more excuses to keep seconding a writer who deserves to be at the top of […]
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