Programming with Grawlixes
Marc van Elburg, a Dutch artist, has written a series of zines about "Grawlixes" (the symbols used to denote swearing in comic books).
Marc van Elburg, a Dutch artist, has written a series of zines about "Grawlixes" (the symbols used to denote swearing in comic books).
The Worst Things For Sale is an excellent blog about all kinds of terrible stuff including books, of course.
Odd Books approves of The Futility Closet. One notable item to be found there is The Inman Diaries.
When chronic illness confined Boston poet Arthur Crew Inman to a darkened room, he turned inward, scribbling his thoughts and feelings into an enormous diary that eventually filled 155 volumes with 17 million handwritten words — most of them peevish.
If you enjoy quack science as much as I do, you'll appreciate Science Conspiracy Website 4. It's not actually a website, it's a book, though one that looks like it's been written using horrible old HTML 3 authoring software. P. S. J. (Peet) Schutte is very annoyed that academics ignore him. It's hard to understand why when he argues so coherently that gravity is a hoax: