Anyways, besides great a forum and the preceding gig with bands Radioactive Sago Project and Sandwich, P.Poop #1 sold 15 copies that night! I had curious folks that would ask what sort of drugs I was selling out of my sketchy looking pencil case only to find P.Poop and 50's in my hands. (They bought copies from me anyways.) Paolo Cruz of Dumpling Press bought 3 copies that night; one for him, Claire (Co-Publisher for Dumpling Press), and Tin Garcia (whom I haven't met yet, but apparently Paolo says I should).
Here's our first review!
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P.Poop #1 feels like the print equivalent of a haiku, or maybe a hors d'ourve at some fancy-ass party. It often feels deliberately scarce, but perfect for whetting the appetite, and setting one's mood. Scacely larger than a business card, it packs a lot of varied content into its tiny pages: gorgeous visuals, historical blurbs, personal anecdotes, and tidbits on the politics of self."
P.Poop and the partners-in-crime maximize the space for optimum aesthetic effect. I honestly felt a bit short-changed, but in a *good* way. I wanted MORE! The content is intriguing, but it's necessarily restricted by the small format. It works for some pieces, but ion others, I felt like the topics could have been explored with significantly more depth, given just a bit more space. (Quarter-size A4, maybe?)
-Paolo Cruz
Co-publisher for Dumpling Press
(/Humble Writer/Infrequent Editor/Self-declared Pop Critic)
P.S. Hopefully with more funding, more submissions, and a cheaper xerox place, I'll be able to switch over to the Quarter-size!
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