This summer I discovered the work of Melissa Doherty. Immediately taken with the quality and her approach to her work, I began a conversation with her that has spanned many months. Here is the conversation itself: GDT: Can you tell me a little about yourself? What was life like growing up? What are some of […]
Allons-y, readers! Anobium is here to help you vanquish 2012 with some insight into your year end party plans: Nitrate Dreams: for those who intend to turn down the lights to better facilitate mischief, maybe the Thrill Kill Kult albums are starting to skip. Start up any of collagist maitresse Colette Saint Yves’ 8tracks playlists […]
Book count for 2012: 64. See below for list. Yes, 64 is quite a fall from last year’s count of 100+, but page for page, I read a lot more this year than I have in years past. Books like Infinite Jest, 2666, Freedom, The Instructions, and the various presidential biographies – these took major […]
This year, you will be more daring. Let the world know it by wearing a button that necessitates onlookers coming very close to you, so close you will feel the breath on their face as they mutter to themselves, “Kittentits.“ Duotrope will be charging for its services in the new year. Keep them alive and […]
CONGRATULATIONS ARE IN ORDER! “The Center for Book and Paper Arts, a program of the Interdisciplinary Arts Department at Columbia College Chicago, recently received a $50,000 Arts in Media grant from the National Endowment for the Arts in support of a new electronic publishing initiative, Expanded Artists’ Books. This grant will support the an award […]
