The Destroyer is taking its title pretty seriously. Light red paint and impaling, ladies in distress, man eating plants, beautiful, beautiful toasters. This digital publication has its voice figured out from step 1. Go there and get creeped out in a good or bad way.
Also, Drew hid my “vent” under a hanged lady (I’m not saying your review sucks, I’m just sayin’, in general…). See also work by Tony Mancus and Joshua Marie Wilkinson.
Mark Cugini’s and Laura P’s Big Lucks is hitting its stride. Forthcoming issue #4 features word-products from Elisa Gabbert, Justin Sirois, Michael Kimball, J.A. Tyler. In the prose, department that’s a lot of people in the Universe I want to read. Mike Young was in issue #3. I’m in there somewhere too.
The Container Store’s goal is to be the best art commodity on the market.
Chad and I (i.e. the board of directors) have been working on The Container Store by Joe Hall and Chad Hardy Vol 1 for a few years now. Over this time what started as a sketch of the floor plans of a strip club in Indiana has turned into a thing to be published by SpringGun Press this Spring. It will be chapbooky.
Drunken Boat #14 recently featured some pieces of TCSbJHyCH in their Bernadette Meyer folio alongside work by people I would like to be, Lee Ann Brown, CA Conrad, and Sandra Doller.
Like a terrible disease or a great economy, The Container Store continues to metastasize in an exponential fashion. James Belflower just joined the board of directors to work on The Container Store by James Belflower, Joe Hall, Chad Hardy Vol 2.
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JOE HALL 