Emetic Fables from the Andalusian de Sade

The Eyes: Emetic Fables from the Andalusian De Sade

Literature & Fiction

Jesus I. Aldapuerta

Jesus Igancio Aldapuerta

Short Stories & Anthologies

Headpress

Slimetime: A Guide to Sleazy, Mindless, Movie Entertainment

Steven Puchalski

Humor & Entertainment

Dildos through the ages, the life and crimes of the Marquis de Sade, the literary twilight that is the TV & movie tie-in, the Christian Crusader comics of Jack T Chick, visions of End Times-these are just some of the subjects found in this tour of a wholly unique and contemporary Hell. Intense Device plunges the reader into a real-life Divine Comedy, with fresh and thought-provoking observations on some familiar and not-so-familiar cultural artifacts.

Intense Device: A Journey Through Lust, Murder & the Fires of Hell

Whitechapel, Simon

Dramas & Plays

Suicide: Headpress 14 (Headpress Series)

Politics & Social Sciences

Kerekes, David

Politics & Government

Ports of Hell tells the story of Jamie Coates, a young man who falls in with Elias who claims to be from Lemuria. On Elias' instructions, Coates travels to Thailand and Mexico, and later Hawaii and Sri Lanka, acquiring brutal enemies and caught in a struggle that threatens his sanity and life. Conspiracy themes and the picaresque are in play throughout.
A writer first and foremost, Johnny Strike is a founding member of the seminal punk band Crime. 
"Just got around to reading the pages you sent and was agreeably -surprised . . . these are real maps of real places."-William Burroughs

PORTS OF HELL

Strike, Johnny

Arts & Photography

An indispensable sampling of the vast assortment of publications which exist as an adjunct to the mainstream press, or which promote themes and ideas that may be defined as pop -culture, alternative, underground, or subversive. Updated and revised from the pages of the critically acclaimed Headpress journal, this is an enlightened and -entertaining guide to the counter culture by way of its books and zines, with contact information accompanying each review so that readers may find out more."Particularly bizarre, disturbing, and sometimes delightful"-Time Out

Headpress Guide to the Counter Culture: A Sourcebook for Modern Readers

Drake, Temple

Movies

Loose women and dangerous men; true tales from the darkest corners of the brightest cities. From New York City to the Czech Republic, from Philadelphia to Finland, from intimate stag bars to underage street walkers and subway suicides, these are the compelling first-hand accounts of travelers who have hit upon the weird and the despicable-whether through fault or by design; all have a tale to tell.

Red Light Zones: The World's Most Unsavoury Night Spots (Headpress Journal)

Travel

Ted Raimi has appeared in Spider-Man 1 and 2. His former babysitter is Bruce Campbell. Bill McKinney was a redneck in Deliverance. Anthony Taylor produced Incubus, the only horror film spoken in Esperanto. David Carradine was Kwai Chang Caine before Kill Bill. Before creating Replicants in Blade Runner, William Sanderson was a psycho-bigot in Fight for your Life, "easily the most racist film ever made," according to one review. Cult People contains wildly entertaining interviews with the most influential actors, directors, and producers in the movie industry today-mad, bad, dangerous, and cool cult people.

HeadPress 27

Biographies & Memoirs

Nicanor Loreti

Arts & Literature

Archiving and reviewing every punk performance captured on celluloid, No Focus is a complete overview that also covers the birth of music video, postindustrial and Euro-trash punk documentaries, classic and obscure movies inspired by punk rock and street/youth subculture (from Jubilee and Repo Man to The Filth and the Fury and 24 Hour Party People), and punk cinema in the shape of Buuel and surrealist films. Further, No Focus is packed with new and exclusive interviews with leading film -directors-providing both technical and anecdotal insights-as well as many rare punk photos, posters, and images throughout.

NO FOCUS

Sargeant, Jack

"THIS EDITION OF HEADPRESS HAS BEEN APPROPRIATED BY THE HEADPRESS PANTHERS" The batton of the White Panthers is now in the hands of Headpress. John Sinclair, one of the founder members of the White Panthers political party in 1968, is the editor of Headpress 28. Mr Sinclair, a Detroit poet, one-time manager of the band MC5, became the focus of the counterculture and international media when John Lennon named a song after him and joined Stevie Wonder for a benefit concert to free him from jail. Headpress 28 marks the fortieth anniversary of the original White Panthers movement and heralds the launch of the HEADPRESS PANTHERS and THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO UNPOPULAR CULTURE, which fully endorses and supports the White Panther Party's 10-Point Program. We shall promote: Total assault on the culture by any means necessary Free exchange of energy and minerals Free land Free bread Free time and space for slow time/space travel (space permitting) Free structures free from floors between twelve and fourteen and no thirteen numbered rooms Free all prisoners everywhere

Headpress 28: The Gospel According to Unpopular Culture

Music

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