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maxg — Mon, 14 May 2012 15:17:24 +0000

Tarnished Nostalgia by TK Nicholson

Looking back for those who can’t
Checking out for those who won’t
A trip through days gone and minds beyond
Dedicated to all the eagles with broken wings

100 copies $6 US/ $10 Elsewhere.

Jellyfish and Lipstick by Max G Morton

8 new stories that further blur the lines of reality. Cliff Burton clones, Tomorrowland, Neon ceilings, Mercury poisoning, Shapeshifting, Fluorescent dreams, Galleria rituals seen through Alice Cooper eyes, Wilshire Blvd post comet shopping spree, VCR time travel and the decline of decadence (smoking in strip clubs while listening to Squeeze).

Don’t let your youth go to waste.

100 copies

$8 US/$12 Elsewhere

Limited 23 copies with one of a kind printed cover pulled from the archive.

$20 US $23 Elsewhere

Ghosts of East & West

maxg — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 18:04:49 +0000

When you are leaving, they know. Something changes in your pores. The second you go to Manhattan Mini Storage to purchase boxes, your chemistry is different. The smell that pumps through the boroughs blasts out the last chance to dance signal. All the guys who never got that sucker punch in and all the girls who wanted to but never wanted to have to see you again start to line up. You find yourself walking down different streets. Avenue A becomes even more of a haunted house.

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News

maxg — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 21:22:08 +0000

Two new MGM releases are now available.
Live Suburbia can be purchased at most major book stores or online.
Dead Flowers can be purchased through DAP. Click here.

Left: Dead Flowers (Vox Populi) Right: Live Suburbia (PowerHouse)

About Dead Flowers (from DAP):

Based on the work of director and cult legend Timothy Carey (1929-1994),Dead Flowers features new scholarship on this brilliant actor and filmmaker. Carey wrote, produced, directed and starred in the 1962 feature The World’s Greatest Sinner, which was scored by Frank Zappa. Although the film did not have wide commercial release, it built its fervent fan base through repeated screenings at the “midnight movies” in Los Angeles in the 1960s. This publication will certainly appeal to film audiences but also interprets Carey’s cultural contributions through the lens of contemporary art, in works by Charles Atlas, Alvin Baltrop, Johanna Constantine, Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Marti Domination, Scott Ewalt, Georg Gatsas, Brandon Olson, Kembra Pfahler, Cynthia Plaster Caster, Tabboo! (Stephen Tashjian) and Paul Thek. It contains texts by Gary Indiana, Antony Hegarty, Max G. Morton, Bruce LaBruce, Vaginal Davis, Eileen Myles and Ed Halter.

Marti Domination with Dead Flowers

Dusted.

maxg — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 13:45:46 +0000

Almost finished editing the third full length book, WLVS. In the meantime, there was a slight overrun of the Stardust Dreams zine. They came out beautifully. We have 5 extras. Please inquire using the contact form.

Suburbia, Alphabetized.

maxg — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 04:26:09 +0000

>Here< is an A-Z mixtape in celebration of the forthcoming release,
Live… Suburbia! by Max G Morton and Anthony Pappalardo.

The book will be released on September 27th, 2011 from PowerHouse books.

(Photo clicks through the Amazon.com pre-order page.)

Mercury Nods

maxg — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 04:46:49 +0000

MERCURY NODS IS:

(1) Magellanic Clouds of a Milky Way Bar, (2) The Natural Order of Teenage Explorers,
(3) Psychonauts of the Uncharted Wastelandscapes,
(4) Youth Not of This Earth.

Mercury Nods is a sealed set of 4 mini-zines. Each zine written by Max G Morton features anecdotes dug up on astral vacations taken during the editing process of WLVS. Much like Morton’s Scarecrow, these trips are out of body. In each report, Morton finds himself a little closer to answers. Premature death in a bodega can lead to the great arcade above; Hollywood DMT travels are best via lucite tubing; the similarities between KO’s and gemstones are many; moments after crossing over to a fascist parallel universe, the remnants of these memories forever stain youth’s pillow.

Limited to 50 signed, sealed copies. 23WLVS #04

Brief Update

maxg — Tue, 11 Jan 2011 05:50:10 +0000

To anyone who ordered A Pagan Soap Opera, thank you for your patience through the holidays and snow. There was a delay in receiving the booklets due to bad weather, but they are all packed and will be shipping tomorrow.

We have 3 copies left, as well as a few copies of the JFH mixtape. Anyone who is interested may inquire using the contact form of this site.

New

maxg — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 04:17:03 +0000

New Store Items added.

Please use the contact form for inquiries.

We will be back shortly with a holiday mixtape and information on new releases.

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Heartworm #46- New Wave Hookers

maxg — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 03:58:10 +0000

A 20 page vellum protected fanzine-slash-teaser of Morton’s long-coming novel WLVS. New Wave Hookers is a more focused study of youth not of this earth that features a familiar adolescent acid trip from the Apocalypse Junkyard and never before read accounts of Indestructible Wolves Looking for the Magic. Limited to 100 copies. The covers of 77 copies pay tribute to Anne, Liquid Sky and neon rain. 23 Limited edition covers pay tribute to Traci, New Wave Hookers, and 45 rpm-induced hallucinations of That Girl. FIrst and only printing. Heartworm #46

Magic Among The Middle Class

maxg — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 16:52:41 +0000

Please visit the online store section of this site as we have just added a few rarities from the personal archives to aid in the release of a new offset compilation book celebrating the Occult. This spring-2011 release features pieces on Aleister Crowley and Marjorie Cameron, the use of herbs and plants in magic, pranks, suburban death cults, television, Disneyland and the number 23. Authors and artists include Boyd Rice, Max G Morton, Adam Helms, Nick Zinner, Shaun Partridge and others, both new and old to Heartworm Press.

Slated for Christmas-time 2010 release are the following:

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3000 ASA- A reprint of Cold Cave cover-model and underground astronomer Marti Wilkerson’s 1982 fanzine documenting the North Carolina No Core scene.

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New Wave Hookers by Max G Morton

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Live… Suburbia! fanzine by Max G Morton and Anthony Pappalardo. This is an introduction to the 2012 Powerhouse Books release of the same name. Live… Suburbia! documents the journey of the teenage explorer starting with the juvenile KISS Army in oil-based face paint to the year punk broke through images and anecdotes. A highlight reel of restless youth and disposable landscapes.