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Fever Queen Plays the Chicago Public Library
Fever Queen is playing songs misty-eyed, intimate, and strange at the Chicago Public Library's Bridgeport Branch on Saturday, September 10th, 2022.
Wildcat Dreams in the Death Light—2022 Book Tour
Reagan M. Sova is taking his epic poem Wildcat Dreams in the Death Light on a global road show.
A Linguistical Trojan Horse: Sam Kunkel talks Édouard Schuré w/ Eye94
Sam Kunkel is a French translator and scholar of 19th century religious literature. His latest work is A Beam of Sunlight in the Deep Forest—Mystical Prose Works of Édouard Schuré. This collection contains all newly (and in most cases never-before) translated writings by the 19th century French occultist and author. As part of our ongoing artist interview series, Mike Sack, of Eye 94, spoke with Kunkel about his discovery of Schuré, the occult revival, and the literary context of 19th century France...
The one thing in the world that’s still going super strong: Kevin Barry Talks w/ Eye 94
Kevin Barry’s debut art book Brainfazer was published by First To Knock last month. As part of our ongoing artist interview series, Mike Sack, of Eye 94, chewed the fat with Kevin about the techniques, influences, and life story that went into making the incredible book that Johnny Ryan called “a psychedelic outer space puppet show of crazy blinding colors.” Jack Parsons, Japanese science-fiction, Jerry Solomon, and Trish Cyrus are also discussed…
Philosophy, boredom, & art without patronage: Sterling Bartlett talks w/ Eye 94
Sterling Bartlett's How Did We Get Here? was published last month. Mike Sack of Eye 94—a literary critic, writer, and all around swinging mensch—sat down with Bartlett to hash out the influences and enthusiasms that went into the post-modern comic book that one reviewer called "a tract, a rant, a sermon against the harbingers of our pyrotechnic-insanitarium endtimes, and possibly, if enough people pay attention to the Void, an illustrated pamphlet for a coming revolution." Bartlett also riffs on a Phoenix motel turned art commune, blue chip gallery politics, and a childhood spent on military installations...