Wednesday, April 29, 2009

F40 at The Show 'n Tell Show!


Front Forty Press Director Doug Fogelson will discuss the process of creating F40's newest book, The Time After with the hosts of "The Show 'n Tell Show" at The Whistler (2421 N Milwaukee, Chicago) on Wednesday, May 20th at 7 PM. This segment is the "Book Design Special" and is in conjunction with the Pilcrow Lit Fest. Come out for drinks, design/publishing talk and camaraderie! Copies of The Time After will be for sale at this event.

*Click on the image above to see the flier close up*

Honorable Mention at the 2009 Green Book Festival!


F40's newest book, The Time After (Photography by Doug Fogelson, Design by Tim Hartford) recently received the Honorable Mention award at the 2009 Green Book Festival, which honors books that contribute to greater understanding, respect and positive action on the changing worldwide environment.

See the book here. And then buy it here!

"The Hole" Authors Jennings and Duffy's recent activity:

John Jennings and Damian Duffy, authors of The Hole: Consumer Culture Vol. 1, have been keeping busy with speaking engagements around the country.

The Hole is going to be used in courses at both Forest Park Community College in St. Louis, MO and Haverford College in Haverford, PA. Jennings and Duffy recently did a talk at Forest Park and are invited to Haverford in the Fall for a comics symposium which will feature a book party for The Hole! The two have also been asked to submit a comic entry into an anthology of autobiographical comics from Univeristy of Wisconsin.

And... The Hole is up for two GLYPH awards. Wish our authors luck!

Thursday, April 16, 2009

F40 on Step Sister Press Blog

F40 Director Doug Fogelson talks about Front Forty Press and brand new book The Time After with Alicia Eler for fellow Chicago publisher Step Sister Press. Click here to read the interview.

Step Sister Press, LLC is an independent publishing company founded by artist Annie Heckman in 2007 to promote discourse on emerging interdisciplinary art, literature, and critical theory projects. Based in Chicago, the press coordinates projects and collaborations with artists and writers around the world. It is committed to progressive inquiry through printed material and online projects. Each book contains the work of at least one contemporary artist.