December 2011
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Found in New York 2
Apologies for the very long time between drinks – I’ve been living and breathing the next issue of Ampersand, and just got it to the printer, so I now have my life back.
Here we go!
I waz ‘ere 2011. Spoonbill & Sugartown Booksellers in Willamsberg. I spent some $$$$. Here’s what I took home:
Space books!
1. The Thoughtful American Created by Julian Duron and Swill...
September 2011
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Glorious vintage book blog →
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Found in New York 1
Found at Universal News, Greenwich Village, Manhattan.
I visited Universal News with a friend from New York who knows a lot about magazines, and who described the store as being ‘a place that could sell anything, it just so happens they sell magazines.’ What he meant was that it’s not your boutique print shop; its a whopper of newsagency that has an incredible range. White...
August 2011
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Found in London 3
Found at Magma (again… yes I had a revisit. Sue me it’s not your cash I’m burning.)
1. Port Edited by Dan Crowe, London | £6
There is a “magazines for men” trend at the moment, aimed at affluent metrosexuals. Dapper Dan, Fantastic Man, Man About Town. And Frankie publisher Morrison Media knows they’re onto a good thing with their boy-oriented Smith Journal...
WatchSeeing Green – Aaron McLaughlin & Grace Miceli Published by Fourteen-Nineteen, London
July 2011
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Found in London 2
Found at Beach, Shoreditch.
A word about this little shop. It’s amazing. A gateway to some of the best stuff happening in small press in London. The gentlemen there have curated a stunning collection of artists’ books, zines, prints and magazines, and it is virtually impossible to decide what to leave behind.
So here are the ones that made it with me to the counter (in no...
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Found in London 1
Found at Magma, Covent Garden (in no particular order):
1. Little White Lies Published by Little White Lies, London | Edited by Danny Miller | £3.95
An excellent independent film magazine. That’s independent magazine, not independent film. You get me. Really good production values and smart reviews. Each issue is themed by a current film, which is illustrated for the cover.
2. Boat...
