Weird Shit People Have Sent me in the Mail
The Spleen-A-Zine's Adam Beebe-Infanticide recently put together this fab mini-chap book of interesting mail he's recieved. This intrusive and voyueristic look into people's personal lives will entertain / confuse the entire family. $2.

Crippled by Depression#1: 22 Poems About Pretty Girls on the Subway
Author and conceptual artist, Damian Lanahan-Kalish found inspiration in the hundreds of thousands of women who ride the New York City subway system everyday. This inspiration manifested into hundreds of different poems. Twenty-two of these obscenely voyeuristic sketches are collected in this volume alongside the illustrations of Adam Beebe, who also found the train-riding women both terrifying and captivating, and who found the trains themselves the perfect ceaseless, nondescript vehicles to carry these urban goddesses to and fro. As you read each poem, imagine yourself in one of these beige-and-orange fluorescent-lit tubes, and visualize the woman of each poem, for each have filled the hearts of Lanahan-Kalish and Beebe, who are not perverts, ok?!? $4 or $9 with one of Damian's original handwritten message T shirts, each one a one-of-a-kind work of art.   reviews

Damian Kalish's original Anti-fashion shirts
Each shirt in Damian's artwear series was made by hand by the prolific conceptual artist himself. These Plain t-shirts were lovingly defaced with messages such as "I Do Drugs and I Vote," "I'm Ashamed To be an American," and "I'm a Delicate Little Flower." Each shirt is an original work of "art" by this revolutionary young designer and come with a certificate of authenticity. Ladies and well-dressed fella's all over America's Hip metropolitan centeres are clamoring to get their mits on Damian's original anti-fashion designs - now you can wear one too! $7 for each shirt (postage paid.) Please specify size and message!  more info   shirt list   gallery

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Adam Infanticide's Original Street Art
As seen on the street's of New York, San Francisco and elsewhere, Adam Infanticide's stickers have entertained and enlightened millions. Now you can help beautify your town with these unique fine art pieces. A mere $4 gets you a pack of these hand-written stickers with messages such as "God bless our brave stockbrokers," "Please don't take this sticker down," and "Good Job. keep on doing what the TV says!" Fine art for the masses - fun for all!  gallery  

Also available are limited edition, numbered photographs of Adam Infanticide's street art stickers in a public place (like the image to the right). Each of these masterpieces is 4x6" and in a tasteful wood frame. $25 each (postpaid)