Publishing
Richard Peabody’s venerable and influential Gargoyle Magazine and Paycock Press
www.AtticusBooks.com
Robert Giron’s independent literary press
www.givalpress.com
An in-your-face guerilla publisher of hard-boiled fiction
www.contemporarypress.com
The website of Viggo Mortensen’s publishing company; an interesting mix of literature, music, and politics
www.percevalpress.com
Exhilarating magazine of outsider art founded by Robert Williams. In other words, a magazine about art with content
www.juxtapoz.com
Minimus, Washington’s magazine of short subjects, deeply considered
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/tmulligan6/Miniweb/index.htm
Blogs
A man-about-town in a landscape of books
Hebdomeros
An excellent mixture of poetry and musing
Sarah Browning
Free and easy with her intellect
The Happy Booker
Music
The world of Bardo Pond, the Philadelphia band noted for brilliant music that goes directly into the subconscious. Visit their home page at http://threelobed.com/bardo/home; or go to a fascinating multimedia experience at www.bardopond.org
Parlor Scouts, a very intriguing DC band that fuse a Brecht-Weill sensibility with the sound of early 80’s underground rock
www.parlorscouts.com
The Picture is Dead, Washington DC’s synth, violin and vocal group with a growing fan base for their dry, witty lyrics
www.pictureisdead.com
The Nanjemoy Creek Boys; an ambitious improvisational jazz/rock band from southern Maryland
www.ncbmusic.com
Andrew Luttrell, the Baltimore singer/songwriter with a folk/rock sensibility influenced by Neil Young, Bob Dylan, U2, Cowboy Junkies, and many more.
www.andrewluttrell.com
Washington DC’s downtown arts complex
www.warehousetheater.com
Emily's Alternative Xmas Cards
Alternative FilmWebsite of Jeff Krulik, filmmaker known for the legendary
Heavy Metal Parking Lot
www.planetkrulik.com
Vintage Fashion
The Remix Vintage Fashion Shop in Alexandria, for discriminating ladies who know that retro is metro
www.remixvintage.com
Andy Hertzfeld’s website devoted to stories by and about the engineers, artists, and programmers who created the first Macintosh computer
www.folklore.org
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