13 Years of Good Luck: The Microcosm Sampler

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To celebrate our thirteenth anniversary, we put together this compilation of work from our authors and artists. It's a super cheapo deal so you can check out things in our catalog that you may have missed or find your new favorite artist. With something from virtually everyone we've published before and new work from Al Burian, Liz Baillie, Keith Rosson, John Isaacson, Nate Beaty, Cristy Road, Michael Hoerger, and others! What more could you want for just $1?

Joe Biel is the founder of Microcosm Publishing and creator of the documentary about the DIY music scene,If It Ain't Cheap, It Ain't Punk. He is the author of Bipedal, By Pedal!; all volumes of the The CIA Makes Science Fiction Unexciting series and The Perfect Mix Tape Segue series; andYou Can Work Any Hundred Hours a Week You Want (In Your Underwear)!! He lives in Portland, Oregon.Dylan Galyan-Wilkerson is a staff member of Microcosm Publishing. He lives in Bloomington, Indiana.

To celebrate their Bar Mitzvah, Microcosm published a compilation of their zine/mini comix/how to manual excerpts that will help you be so DIY that you'll make your own laptop out of recycled pop cans and design your own fonts that look like a 13-year-old girl's loopy handwriting. - Roctober To celebrate Microcosm's thirteenth anniversary (the lace anniversary, FYI) for three bucks you get this compilation of great material from Microcosm's authors. You get cartoons, personal stories, recipes and articles like 'Do Zines Still Matter?' A great cheap read that will probably introduce you to a new favorite author. - 410Media 13 Years of Good Luck is heartfelt and full of merit. Combining some of the best information contained in zines, the compilation showcases the talent of a group of individuals that are committed to bringing truth to their writing and illustrating. - Buzzine Beautifully printed with about a million interesting articles (DIY screenprinting, 'A History of Publishing, ' an interview with Bozo Texino, to scratch the cream), well-written memoirs, way decent comics, and the heartwarming story of a publishing company staying true for thirteen-plus years? Very much worth your dime. - Razorcake