je lis trop is a literary newsletter by Monika Repčytė. The limited edition magazine showcases each issue released during the 2020-2023 time period and documents the evolution of both the project and its writer.

For our seventh print issue, we selected work from each of states in the union. This issue still features work from heavy hitters like Rachel Kushner, Cory Arcangel, Lynne Tillman, and Tao Lin, but also includes dozens of American debuts. Made in the USA is our longest and most ambitious issue to date. First edition ships December 1st.

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Negashi Armada, Molly Soda, Eric Heinz, Princess Superstar, Kurt Woerpel, Oliver Tiu, Alexandra Auder, Violet Handforth, The Puppeteer Co-op

What is the egirl? A print magazine puts it all in a timeline. Writing by internet culture reporter and amateur anthropologist Katherine Dee. Supported by sumptuous illustrations from Kristina Tzekova, Blaise Larmee, Bubbles, Raighne.

A collection of writing on the destructive and generative potential of the car crash.

Inpatient Press, founded in 2013, is a publisher of transcendental and transgressive works of poetry, fiction, art, video games, and ephemera. This is a limited edition release collecting some of the press' most venerable works in a portable newsbox modeled after the actual boxes placed around New York City.

A cookbook zine featuring recipes, essays, and artwork from a community of LGBTQ+ chefs, writers, and artists. All proceeds go to queer mutual aid organizations!

The third issue of The Whitney Review of New Writing (Spring/Summer 2024) is about SURFACE, FRICTION, INHERITANCE, and DEBTS. In less than a year, The Whitney Review has proven a taste-making force in literary criticism. Each issue collects original essays, author interviews, and book reviews (plus offbeat reviews of new writing in other forms).

The second issue of The Whitney Review of New Writing (Winter 2023/2024) is about DESPERATION, EXCESS, ROMANCE, and GRIEF. Collecting original essays, interviews, and book reviews (as well as more offbeat reviews of writing in other forms like a restaurant menu), The Whitney Review offers a generational shift in literary criticism.

418 page book, each sold with a unique inkjet print from the issue

Houllebecq. Vogue. 2011 Emo Facebook posts. Engrish. Jenny Holzer. Imperatives. Hal Fischer. Uniqlo. Running in a nightmare. Tone shifts. Détournement. Hijacking. Hiding. Curating the audience. The plot inside your head.

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