From 1986 until its closure, Chris Limb ran the official Toyah Willcox Fan Club Tellurian as well as designing and selling merchandise during Toyah's extensive tours in the early nineties.
This is... More > not that story.
This is the story of what happened before. It began on a dark
winter’s night at the tail end of 1979 when a nerdy 14 year old
boy watched an episode of the BBC’s detective show Shoestring and realised that there was more to life than Blake’s Seven/Star Wars crossover fanzines...< Less
It is the spring of 1955 in Willow Springs, Alabama, when nineteen-year-old Miranda Nelson learns the truth surrounding her mother’s death. Because her mother died when she was two-years-old,... More > her father was left to care for her on his own. Miranda becomes close with her father along with Seth, a black man who works on her family’s farm. Adam Martin is the son of a preacher with whom Miranda falls head-over-heels. This man storms into her life stirring up emotions that she did not know she had. As they begin to uncover the mysteries surrounding the death of her mother, racism is revealed in all its horror. Miranda and Adam probe into a wretched, unforgettable, and shocking truth.< Less
Various observations collected in writings and poems from a self-proclaimed Professional People Watcher.
Ms. Melville's writing is honest, insightful and raw. "Landscape of Limbs" paints... More > refreshingly vivid abstracts of the seemingly "ordinary" life.< Less
Various observations collected in writings and poems from a self-proclaimed Professional People Watcher.
Ms. Melville's writing is honest, insightful and raw. "Landscape of Limbs" paints... More > refreshingly vivid abstracts of the seemingly "ordinary" life.< Less
Catalog of the sculptor Peppé's 2011 Exhibition at the Center on Contemporary Art's Georgetown Gallery at Seattle Design Center, subsequently moved to the CoCA Showroom in the same building.... More >
This volume includes all the pieces in the original exhibition, plus additional pieces by Peppé not in the Gallery show, with commentary by CoCA president Ray C. Freeman III and an essay by CoCA curator-at-large David Francis.< Less
University of Derby project, small publication based on the theme visions sub theme scientific health & prosthetic organs and limbs. This small publication explores the future as we may not... More > expect....< Less
Out on a Limb is one girl's recollection of a courageous cat rescue from a tree. As the girl shares the tale of adventure with a friend, it becomes clear that the story being told is very different... More > from the one being heard. The real surprises are saved for the ending. Great illustrations by Livia Coloji.< Less
Out on a Limb is one girl's recollection of a courageous cat rescue from a tree. As the girl shares the tale of adventure with a friend, it becomes clear that the story being told is very different... More > from the one being heard. The real surprises are saved for the ending. Great illustrations by Livia Coloji.< Less
