Recommended by Seth Lorinczi
The semi-legendary post-post-punk zine returns with further celebrations and interrogations of unpopular culture.
Back before the internet was a thing, Greed Magazine was blowing many minds--my own included. Now that it's back and in digital form, it's far less susceptible to mold and other challenges inherent to storing paper goods.
Essays about my dysfunctional family and my often fabulous gay father, coming out as a writer, depression, working a 12-Step program for recovery from disordered thinking and eating. Sometimes it's funny, sometimes it's sad. It's all me.
Just astonishingly good writing from someone who's known struggles--and keeps on creating regardless.
Letters to Z are Sean Talbeaux's future epistles to his young son, which weave love, heartbreak, work, spirituality, masculinity, and depth with value of risk, ritual, and staying present when things get hard.
A father's letters to his toddler-age son. Tender, probing, and generous in the best of ways.
