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Catastrophone Orchestra: A Collection of Works
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Catastrophone Orchestra |
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Venture into New York City's Lower East Side in the late-19th century with the incorrigible miscreants of the Catastrophone Orchestra. Drug-addled, pugilistic, and benevolent, they run a free clinic and experiment with the music of machines.
The underside of the city is laid bare in this collection. The Orchestra itself provides only the bookends for five seasonals, a distinctly Victorian genre of sho...
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SteamPunk Magazine: The First Years, Issues #1–7
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Alan Moore (Contributor), Michael Moorcock (Contributor), Margaret Killjoy (Editor), and C. Allegra Hawksmoor (Editor) |
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Although steampunk has been around as a genre since the 1980s, it came into its own as a subculture and artistic movement in the mid-oughts of the twenty-first century.
In these first issues of SteamPunk Magazine, some out of print for years, there are articles and interviews on music, fashion, politics, history, and mad science. Groundbreaking steampunk fiction and breathtaking illustration run besid...
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Jarett Kobek |
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New in Semiotext(e)'s "Intervention" Series!
Ours is a century of fear. Governments and mass media bombard us with words and images: desert radicals, "rogue states," jihadists, WMDs, existential enemies of freedom. We labor beneath myths that neither address nor describe the present situation, monstrous deceptions produced by a sound bite society. There is no reckoning of actuality, no understanding o...
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This Young Girl Passing
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Donald Breckenridge |
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This Young Girl Passing explores the dynamics of an illicit relationship between a troubled schoolgirl and her young French teacher in Upstate NY in the 1970s, simultaneously capturing the feel of post-Vietnam life in America. In alternating chapters the novel jumps twenty years forward, tracing the renewed affair between the teacher and student (by then married with a teenage daughter of her own) whi...
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The Elephant & Castle: A Novel
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Matthew Fuller |
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The Elephant & Castle is a concrete monster, the last area
of central London to withstand "regeneration." When the world is rebuilt, what could possibly go wrong? Everything! The Elephant & Castle is by turns obscene, criminal, poetic and hilarious. Deliriously bleak humor, told in the language of folk tales, computer viruses, and an administrative jargon gone—finally and definitively —...
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Los Angeles Stories
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Ry Cooder |
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Ry Cooder!!
Los Angeles Stories is a collection of loosely linked, noir-ish tales that evoke a bygone era in one of America's most iconic cities. In post-World War II Los Angeles, as power was concentrating and fortunes were being made, a do-it-yourself culture of cool cats, outsiders, and oddballs populated the old downtown neighborhoods of Bunker Hill and Chavez Ravine. Ordinary working folks...
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The Unbearables Big Book of Sex
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Another mammoth compilation from Downtown New York's "drinking group with a writing problem," authors previously of öThe Worst Book I Ever Read, Crimes of the Beats, and Help Yourself! among other innumberable assaults on decency and good taste. Now they finally turn themselves to their most likely subject matter ever (even if it's frequently as much a matter of fantasy and theory as dev...
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All the King's Horses
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Michele Bernstein |
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Michèle Bernstein's novel, All the King's Horses (1960), is one of the odder and more elusive, entertaining, and revealing documents of the Situationist International. At the instigation of her first husband, Guy Debord, Bernstein agreed to write a potboiler to help swell the Situationist International's coffers. When she objected to the idea of practicing a "dead art," Debord suggested that it...
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To Hell With the Ugly
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Paul Knobloch (Translator) and Boris Vian |
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The brandest new in TamTam's remarkably popular series of Boris Vian novels!
"...like a pornographic Hardy Boys novel set on the Island of Dr. Moreau to a be-bop soundtrack."—Paul Knobloch, from the Introduction
"Imagine being caught in a dream in which you're still you with all your complex emotions, thoughts, and tastes - but the only way you can express them is through the language of ...
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