All Is Full Of Hell – A Panegyric for William Blake

MOUNT ABRAXAS MMXVII

Edited by Damian Murphy and Dan T. Ghetu

Work by Sebastian Montesi, Colin Insole, Alcebiades Diniz Miguel, Rhys Hughes, Stephan Friedman, Andrew Condous, Joseph Dawson, Oliver Smith, Philip Fracassi, Leopald Nacht, Henry Jovial, Thomas Phillips, Karim Ghahwagi, John Howard, Ramon Lasalle, D.P. Watt, Jonathan Wood, Adam S. Cantwell, Deathspell Omega.

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Lanterns of the Old Night

By Alcebiades Diniz Miguel

MOUNT ABRAXAS, Bucharest 1974

Signed by publisher as copy numbered 28/77 in 2016.

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The Gift of the kos’mos Cometh!

in praise of night and kosmos

edited by damian murphy and geticus polus

l’homme recent bucharest into the indigo abyss mmxv

stories by Andrew Condous, Quentin S. Crisp, John Howard, Thomas Stromsholt, Harold Billings, Alcebiades Diniz, Joseph Dawson, Jonathan Wood, DF Lewis, DP Watt, Stephan Friedman, Avalon Brantley, John Gale, Adam S. Cantwell, Damian Murphy, Colin Insole, Charles Schneider.

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Splinters of Horn and Ivory – Thomas Strømsholt

I have just received this book as purchased from the publisher…

Splinters of Horn and Ivory – Thomas Strømsholt

Illustrations by Louis Soutter

Published by L’Homme Récent

Bucharest MMXV

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My review of Thomas Stromsholt’s O ALTITUDO: https://nullimmortalis.wordpress.com/2013/02/27/o-altitudo/

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Clacton is the town where they switch off the street lamps on the dot of midnight…

“…he also has conversations with street lamps and so on, and writes down what they say. However, the language of street lamps is hard to decipher.”
— from SMOKE by Mark Valentine in INFRA NOIR.

Infra Noir

I have just received my purchased copy of INFRA NOIR:

I am astonished as never before at the book’s design inner and outer. Has to be seen to be believed and then appreciated. Artwork galore amid aesthetic materials…no words can do it justice. Linear as well geometrically dislocating.

Edited by D.T. Ghetu

Zagava / Ex Occidente 2014

Contains:
Smoke by Mark Valentine
Inflammable Materials by Thomas Strømsholt
The Unfolding Map by John Howard
Soot by Dan Watt and Andrzej Welminski
The Salamander Angel by Damian Murphy
The Slaves of Paradise by Colin Insole