"At BATSHIT TIMES, we showcase artists, activists, and scientists challenging contemporary society’s geopolitical, technocratic, hypersurveilled, megacybernetwork nightmare. We critique the chaos, dissimulation, and fragmentation of our times through visual projects, films, essays, and articles on emerging experimental art forms and science practices. Currently on the third issue. The first issue is available as a free … Continue reading Batshit Times
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Mineshaft Magazine
"March 20, 2021 UPDATE: Mineshaft #40, with beautiful Front & Back Cover art & design by R. Crumb, is at the printer & coming this Spring, 2021!!! PLUS new work by Robert Crumb, Sophie Crumb, Drew Friedman, Laure Boin, Bill Griffith, Christoph Mueller, Mary Fleener, Max Clotfelter, Robert Armstrong, Denis Kitchen, Rika Deryckere, Aleksandar … Continue reading Mineshaft Magazine
A New Samizdat
"What if now were the time for a new self-publishing here at home — a new samizdat? The time to create a new, parallel communications network and a fresh system for information sharing? A parallel network and a fresh system owned not by commercial interests — so Twitter, Facebook, Medium, and other seemingly “self-publishing” platforms … Continue reading A New Samizdat
The Pudding
"The Pudding is a digital publication that explains ideas debated in culture with visual essays."-https://pudding.cool/ I haven't gone into this with any depth. But, it looks interesting on a surface scan. Bookmarking.
Civilization
Each issue of Civilization is sixteen pages of text, large as an old style newspaper with columns. I was sold after seeing "The New York Times is So Fucking Dumb" at the top of the third issue.
The Magazine Rack: Internet Archive
The Magazine Rack is a downloadable collection of over 34,000 digitized magazines and other monthly publications. Favorite so far is REVOLUTIONART.
Processed World
“Are You Doing the Processing, or Being Processed?”—Slogan of Processed WorldProcessed World was part zine, part street theater, part forum for college educated temp workers serving as grist for the machines of capitalism. The first issue was published in April 1981, at the dawn of the "information age" and explored its underside. The early 1980s … Continue reading Processed World
The Disconnect
"Welcome to the inaugural issue of The Disconnect. You now have access to all the stories, commentary, and poetry in this issue, but not to the rest of the internet." —The Disconnect
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