“We Should Close”
88-page long, quarter sized zine about working in a record store. Complete with silly good times and tales of weirdo collectors of vinyl. Comes with its own playlist on YouTube or Spotify. Only $3!
It’ll be available soon, and I’m STILL sorting out an online store-front. So if you want a copy right away, shoot me an email. weirdodujour@ proton.me
I wrote a zine, and it’s not about horror movies, but it does have a lot of monsters.
Ornery Cuss is a dark humored perzine with 11 short stories about mental illness, addiction, and grief.
Locally, it is available at Quimby’s Book Store & Chicago Comics. Soon, it’ll be available at Atomic Books in Baltimore, MD, and other distros across the U.S.
If you’re not in Chicago and can’t wait, Venmo $4 (+$1 s&h) to ‘weirdodujour’ and put your mailing address in the notes. I’ll even throw some little stickers in.
TW: drug and alcohol use, domestic violence, sexual assault, and death
Last October I was honored to collaborate with Nora Barton of Planchette for some eerie orations and spooky spoken word.
A rendition of Ronald Stein’s underrated theme for the 1963 horror film, Spider Baby. Video by Matthew Shelton of Flex Your Love Muscles.
Written by Emily Dickinson and video by Nora Barton.
Written by Cecilia Llompart and video by John Barnard of Pexelsvideo
Written by Krystle Ratticus and video by Nora Barton.
You can find more of Planchette here and please check out all of Nora’s extra cellistrial projects and celloscapes here.