Geekspeak unique press (8 résultats)

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Paperback. Etat : Used: Very Good. Early December 1995. Includes: Bukowski, Hulse, Nielsen, etc. Staplebound photocopied magazine. First Edition. Very good condition. NOT EX-LIBRARY. (B).

Paperback. Etat : Used: Very Good. Winter/Spring 1993 Includes: Bukowski, Field, Locklin, etc. Staplebound photocopied magazine. First Edition.Very good condition. NOT EX-LIBRARY. (B).

Paperback. Etat : Good +. First Edition. First Edition. Paperback. 8.5" x 5.5". 110pp. Paper cover wraps. Mild soiling and wear to cover, corners, and edges. Remainder mark to top edge. Goodwill sticker to back cover. From the publisher: Norm Slider, author of The Big Green Weenie Up Your A** & Other Poems, is an assistant manager at BOOKsMART, one of a small chain of big-box retail book shops in the Midwest. His shrewish GM, Wanda Kropke, is busy downsizing the staff by attrition, as she makes life at work unbearable for everyone. Norm's personal life is in free fall, too. His problems with booze and women have finally caused his wife Linda to serve him with divorce papers, just as a stripper and would-be porn actress Shauna surfaces from a chance encounter in one of Norm's blackouts. As Norm relocates to a small apartment, his meager reputation as an avant-garde poet draws a young high school fan Brandi, who has sexual designs on Norm. Shauna seeks protection from Norm when her psyco pimp Buster is released from jail, though she fails to share that she has stolen a large stash of Buster's cocaine. BOOKsMART is bought by Global Info Tech, Inc. and taken public and the bean counters and managerial thugs descend. So begins one of the most hilarious indie novels of a generation. Like Henry Miller, Terry Southern and Charles Bukowski before him, Andis finds laughter at the foot of the gallows. Bookstore is an avant garde noir tale of greed, petty larceny and depraved lust gone astray in a dark comedy of manners. …

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. Geekspeak Unique Press, Indianopolis IN, 1996, Initialled (on both intro page and rear cover) and uniquely hand illustrated by editor John Clark, pLopLop #8. Large Paperback (stapled), pp. 36, 28 x 22 cm, sky blue wraps with outlined graphics over which comical chicken artwork has been hand painted in orange and highlighted with metallic silver pen. Poetry and stories by Antler, Matt Buys, Richard Grayson ("This Planet is Over Rated"), Deborah Sellers, Kevin Sampsell, Fielding Dawon ("The Tall Fat Man"), Carl Miller Daniels, Bart Quinet, Hal Sirowitz, Anthony L. Philputt, Elaine Thomas ("A Picture Can't Fuck You"), Kitrell Andis, Steve Richmond, illustrated throughout with comical line cartoons. Hilarious introduction from John Clark. In Very Good Condition, some light creases, pen smudge on intro (presumed to be from Sharpie used to initial and illustrate). This zine is a wild, fun ride - "pLopLop rules. pLopLop stinks. pLopLop: don't stop". Signed by Author(s).…

Softcover. Etat : Near Fine. First edition. Octavo. 110pp. Perfect bound illustrated wrappers. Modest soiling on the wrappers, else near fine. Self-published novel about a clerk in a bookstore and his hardboiled and seedy exploits, reminiscent of Bukowski. *OCLC* seems to locate only digital copies.

Limited to 100 copies. 2 unique copies of this broadside featuring a blurb and art by John Clark, Indiana based artist and founder of pLopLop & GeekSpeak Unique Press. 2 broadsides, 16x11", each with an original marker drawing by Clark and initialed by him. Numbers 5 and 6 of the limitation. Small stain to edge of #5. Very good or better, and will ship rolled as found. Signed.…

Limited to 100 copies. 3 unique copies of this broadside featuring a poem and art by John Clark, Indiana based artist and founder of pLopLop & GeekSpeak Unique Press. 3 broadsides, 16x11", each with an original marker drawing by Clark and initialed by him. Numbers 10-12 of the limitation. Some wrinkling, faint stain to number 11. Very good or better, and will ship rolled as found. Signed.…