I’d like to start a book club, but by book club, I mean a group for me to discuss the sci-fi worlds built within very specific RPGs I have recently played, because they are the visions of the future that keep me thinking more than any other sci-fi media

I may have made my masterpiece of a playlist.

Our local fedex driver is blasting Fun’s We Are Young so loud I can hear it in my house, with headphones on, and ya know what? Good for him.

Impossible to relay the satisfaction of the first deep breath if Bay Area air after being away.

Just a casual reminder Chicago is the best city in the United States if America.

Just really thankful for sports and video games and pop music right now you guys.

I’m embarrassed to admit how much I’m enjoying the mighty mighty bosstones being played at this bar right now…

It’s genuinely a relief to learn I do in fact like Turnstile, it was actually the mix of the last record I found unlistenable

Normalize going to see your high school youth group friend’s drag show on a school night

I like this joke the printmaking and art book world pulled on me suggesting we’d all just be talking about books and art and hanging to get me back on to a microblogging platform and now I’m just lurking sports and video game content alone like my pre-2020 shadow…

Ah, I have returned home on the first day of 4th of July season it appears…

The new stereolab is really good you guys

What @marc-fischer.bsky.social said. SABF was an exhausting blast of success this year. Not sure how we turn it all around in 3 days in LA…

This is all truly terrible and places and people I work with are effected by this, but I still have a hot take no one wants to hear right now I can’t shake: how much does the art community’s need to insist there is no public funding for the arts in the US provide cover for these actions?

Returned to New York City for the first time in a decade to release this book with Heather Edney at PS 1, and honestly what is this life?

My biggest take away from this week of sizable career achievement will be that east coast people respect accepted times of communication amongst themselves and west coast people are ungovernable because we’ve had our East coast friends texting us for hours before we even wake up.

Just shipped copies of this book with Heather Edney to MOMA PS1, to be in a show for the next 6 months. Having trouble existing in the duality of celebrating this wild accomplishment and and the dire situation everywhere else

With a bunch of us art book publishers having jumped over here, I’d love to talk about how folks are thinking about their practice in relation to… everything… are you going to publish less? Rethinking who/what you are publishing? Or maybe you’re ignoring it and pushing ahead as usual?

I find it a source of pride when a massage therapist lets out an audible “oh wow” a few times a session…

Thank god for bbq because flying in to Dallas is one of the least inspiring approaches one can take in the US of A.

The 5am flight from Oakland to Dallas is a unique type of culture mash up

Print Hive mind: Please help me spread the word about the upcoming deadline to apply to GET PAID to make a book with me or Julie Chen at SFCB this summer: sfcb.org/2025mentorsh...

First finished page of a new book about uh… trying to figure out, ya know all of this?

Pretty sure we’re not gonna use this app for the purposes all the art people came here but that’s ok, I’m still gonna occasionally dip in with new ways to say “I don’t know”.

Roughly 10 years ago this month I failed my first year MFA review. Tonight I found the (anonymous) faculty feedback I was handed when I was told I failed.

Strange week for this to happen, but I'm grateful Sara J Winston and Lenscratch are dedicating the whole week to my Dodeca Meters Project from last year. lenscratch.com/2025/02/zach...

Having to abandon my table at the first fair of the year because I am sick is hopefully not an ominous premonition for the very fair heavy year ahead…

I’ll be tabling alongside some buds and some soon to be buds this weekend at Rare Books SF. It’s a ticketed event, but I still have some free tickets and discount codes for folks who might wanna creep in old books.

Still not positive what we’re doing here, so for now, how incredibly beautiful is this humanist San serif on the PE building. This campus has zero typographical standardization and provides so many surprises because of it.

Ok folks, we jumped ship for a new island, I’m gonna need some rules of engagement here: are we using this space for a tight curation were quickly going to grow tired of, like IG, or for chaotic neutral stream of thought of early twitter?

Colpa Press is offering “Books or Goods” from 30 Bay Area publishers at this week’s #fogfair in SF. Find a few of our latest titles by Indira Allegra and Michael Ned Holte. Thurs, Jan. 23–Sat., Jan. 25: 11am–7pm Sun, Jan. 26: 11am–5pm Fort Mason Center - 2 Marina Blvd. Tickets at fogfair.com

Ok ok, maybe critical mass is happening and this is different?

New year, new postcards, new feed. The first of the 2025 riso postcard serie.