Grow (1970) by Linda Brewer.Via.
• The week in work-related reviews: Raymond Tyler reviewed the Bumper Book of Magic at Religious Socialism, while James Palmer did the same at Foreign Policy. Meanwhile, Rob Latham at the Los Angeles Review of Books examined the legacy of the New Wave of science fiction with reviews of New Worlds 224, and The Last Dangerous Visions, Harlan Ellison’s long-delayed story collection.
• “Incline Press is a private fine press publisher in the UK, stubbornly printing with hand set, metal type on a collection of vintage machines, working with poets and artists to make limited edition books and ephemera.”
• New music: Horses In Your Blood, another dose of unhinged weirdness from Moon Wiring Club; The Source by Jon Palmer; and Ekkorääg by Tarotplane.
• At Dennis Cooper’s: Spotlight on…Rikki Ducornet The Fan-Maker’s Inquisition: A Novel of the Marquis de Sade (1999).
• At Smithsonian Magazine: “Rare atlas of astronomy from the Dutch Golden Age goes on display in England“.
• Old music: Jon Savage’s Space, a space-themed compilation on Caroline True Records.
• At The Daily Heller: Berman’s Book Boom is a boon to graphic design’s legacy.
• At Public Domain Review: Christoph Jamnitzer’s Neuw Grotteßken Buch (1610).
• Mix of the week: A Dungeon Synth mix by Flickers From The Fen for The Wire.
• At Heavy Metal Magazine: The HP Lovecraft Art of John Holmes.
• At The Quietus: The Strange World of…Laurie Anderson.
• I Can Hear The Grass Grow (1967) by The Move | Grow Fins (1972) by Captain Beefheart | The Growing (2011) by The Haxan Cloak