Rob Sonic reps The Bear
Posted: August 18, 2011 | Author: Arnold | Filed under: Stuff | Leave a comment »
Hail Mary Mallon's Rob Sonic reppin' the Well-Red Bear at SXSW 2011.
Nerdy T-Shirts
Posted: April 18, 2011 | Author: Arnold | Filed under: Shirt, Stuff | 1 Comment »So, in the interest of obscure references and nerdy nerdness, I made Jean Baudrillard and Frankfurt School shirts. Here are the details:
For the sultan of the simulacra, we have the copy of a copy of a copy of his countenance, in the black of toasted toner on the white of winter, of course.
And for the more cultured, we have the Frankfurt School ampersand shirt. Top five dudes of the day listed right on front. The actual print is not quite so crisp, which gives this T that good ol’ German, vintage look.
These are hand-screened, hand-packaged, and hand-shipped via USPS. They’re going for US$20 postage-paid. Please include the size you want in the PayPal comments. Nerd it up. Read the rest of this entry »
Follow for Now
Posted: February 1, 2007 | Author: Arnold | Filed under: Book, Stuff | Leave a comment »
Follow for Now: Interviews with Friends and Heroes is an anthology of forty-three interviews with minds of all kinds.
“This book is an exotic plant with roots sucking nutrients from the skulls of the most interesting people on the planet. Prepare to be pollinated.”
– Mark Frauenfelder, founder of boingboing.net
Spanning over seven years, Follow for Now includes interviews with such luminaries as Bruce Sterling, Douglas Rushkoff, DJ Spooky, Philip K. Dick, Aesop Rock, Erik Davis, Howard Bloom, David X. Cohen, Richard Saul Wurman, N. Katherine Hayles, Manuel De Landa, Rudy Rucker, Milemarker, Steve Aylett, Doug Stanhope, Paul Roberts, Shepard Fairey, Tod Swank, dälek, Eric Zimmerman, Steven Johnson, Mark Dery, Geert Lovink, Brenda Laurel, and many, many more (click here for the full Table of Contents).
Published through Roy Christopher’s own Well-Red Bear imprint, Follow for Now is an eclectic, independently-minded snapshot of the intellectual landscape at the beginning of the twenty-first century. It also includes an extensive bibliography, a full index, and weighs in at nearly 400 pages.
“Roy Christopher has one of those distinctive voices that pops up every once in a while, an intelligent voice that hasn’t been domesticated by the academic machine, an engaging voice that hasn’t been prostituted by the infotainment complex. He’s been tracking down the situations, people, and ideas that he thinks matter. I’m glad to see him get this all down in a book, and I’m not alone.”
– Peter Lunenfeld, author of USER: InfoTechnoDemo
Order your copy now!
US$14.95 + Shipping and handling.
392 pages.
ISBN: 0-9776977-0-3.
