The world of words is currently undergoing a revolution of such magnitude not seen since one Johannes Gutenburg made type movable. The ebook device, whether in the form of a Kindle, Mac Tablet or any number of brands and styles, will eventually take over as … Read More →
Category Archives: print
Critical Contours
In his essay You May, in reference to the relative perceptions of where the Balkans begin and end, Slavoj Zizek states: “We are dealing with an imaginary cartography, which projects onto the real landscape its own shadowy ideological antagonisms, in the same way that the … Read More →
And you know it like a poet
I worked as executive editor for Know? Mag #7, which was made available for public consumption last week at the 2010 Spring/Summer Know Show. The print run was limited to 3,500 copies and isn’t available for purchase, but it’s out there – somewhere. Photos shown … Read More →
Bachelor’s Paradise
As a medium, the gentlemen’s magazine reached its creative and productive peak sometime in the mid ’60s. Following the success of Playboy, magazine racks were flooded with a torrent of competitors and rip-offs, each struggling to define their own niche within an emerging revaluation of … Read More →