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Introducing…
Dreamland (Town & Country)
The first book of photography by Jon Dambacher, from A Jabber Publication.
Fun comes alive the moment you arrive. Over 200 full-color photographs await, Big as Life & Twice as Natural! Amassed from 20 years of images. Out soon!
A LOOK BACK -- Contributor List: In Parentheses Magazine (Volume 3, Issue 2) Fall 2014
A LOOK BACK — Contributor List: In Parentheses Magazine (Volume 3, Issue 2) Fall 2014
IP Volume 3: In Parentheses Literary Magazine (Fall 2014) / Artwork by Eugenia Loli IP Volume 3: In Parentheses Literary Magazine (Fall 2014) / Artwork by Eugenia Loli Front Cover The cover image by EUGENIA LOLI is inspired by the Dionysian Mysteries. Eugenia is heavily influenced by the ancient Greek mythology and stories. EUGENIA LOLI is a filmmaker and a modern vintage collage artist.…
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DREAMLAND (Town & Country)
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Don Rickles… Took the big cab today, 90 years old. While living in Los Angeles I'd try to make a buck here & there with production work. I was a PA on an industrial spot, for a home security system & they hired Rickles to be the spokesman. At lunch he was poking around craft service, I knew I had to take the opportunity to say Hello. I'm six four, he's four six. I nervously tell him I watched all the Roasts, the Carson interviews, etc. He says, "What's your name, kid?" I told him. He says, "What'd you want me to do, shoot a rocket outta my pants?" Then he asks, "What'd you do, besides embarrass yourself talking to big names?" I told him, "I've directed some stuff, written books, screenplays, da-da-da..." Don rolls his eyes, shakes my hand before turning away, "Yeah-Yeah, don't sell your baseball cards." He was an original, without genre, truly hilarious. One of the greats. He'll remain that way. Jon Dambacher
Summer Spread, ‘26
Some Spring, ‘26
“Gyratory Jabber” 20th Anniversary Edition — Back in print again after its initial run of 500 copies. Now available with Special Material, pieces cut from the original & new introduction.
