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Showing posts with label magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magazine. Show all posts
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Der Orchideengarten
Labels:
art,
art books,
covers,
german,
illustration,
magazine,
orchideengarten,
Rottensteiner
November 19, 2008
November 7, 2008
July 20, 2008
June 14, 2008
May 31, 2008
YETI magazine
[Cartoon Yeti logo by Frank Lantz -- I created the above image by scanning the spines of Yeti]
Mike McGonigal's Yeti magazine has been around since 2000 or 2001. Its tagline is "Enthused art, music, writing & other stuff."
You may remember Mike from such features as Chemical Imbalance (on this site, he says "My 33 1/3 book on 'Loveless' is recently published, next I'm editing a collection of my old 'zine 'Chemical Imbalance' and preparing a book on sanctified blues"). Yeti is also publishing books, such as Luc Sante's collection Kill All Your Darlings, co-published with Verse Chorus (also responsible for the Cannanes' David Nichols' great Go-Betweens book).
Yeti became my favorite magazine by including a piece on Robert Walser in the first issue, along with features like this spread of "tattoo ideas" by Swiss-born artist Felix Valloton (1865 - 1925):
Yeti secured my undying devotion with this "Coming Soon" page:
Yeti is currently offering reprints of the early issues, a nice service to mankind. Buy them now.
Here are scans of the handsome covers of each issue.
Yeti #1, cover art by Michael Kupperman.
Yeti #2, cover art by Jordan Crane.
Yeti #3, cover art by Jason Miles:
Yeti #4, cover art by Julianna Bright:
Yeti #5, cover art by Saul Chernick:
Labels:
anthology,
avant-garde for the poor,
covers,
magazine,
robert walser,
walser,
yeti
October 4, 2007
Review: Latin American Literature and Arts
My best book collecting score last month (besides the Walser book) was finding 14 issues of Review: Latin American Literature and Arts for $.60 each. I seem to have the complete issues of this quarterly for 1972 and 1973, most issues from 74 & 75, and one each from 76 & 77.
This issue focuses on Jose Lezama Lima's Paradiso, available in a revised translation from the great publisher Dalkey Archive. It features drawings throughout by Leonel Gongora (not much info on the web about him). He drew the cover image.
I plan to post a lot about these gems as I work my way through them.
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