The Museum of Small and Important Things
Allie Sullberg, Carolyn Yoo, Same Page SF, Avery Elias, Travis Nichols, Gizem Vural: StudioAn envelope of treasures by artist, writer, and illustrator Allie Sullberg.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 131 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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Let's Make a Perzine
One year and three months later, I’ve made another issue of SÜLLBERGLAND MAGAZIN. Magazines are regularly published periodicals. I regularly publish mine irregularly. Here it is, page by page, along with a video of me reading the whole thin...
There's nothing wrong with the vegetable
Welcome to The Museum of Small and Important Things’s Mind Museum! This is the place where I inform you of what small treasures have been occupying my mind over the past week. Shall we begin?
1. There’s nothing wrong with the ve...
Experiments, coziness, people crammed in the kitchen, hobbies, hot vs. smart
Welcome to my mind museum. This listicle (a list so sweet it might as well be a popsicle) format is something new I’m trying. I really love a listicle and I’m drawn to blogs that do them well, such as Lev Parikian’s Six Things, where Lev si...
The Finely Tuned Antenna
This is a reflection on this interview of Rick Rubin on the Ezra Klein Show I mentioned in the comic above. I’ve thought about some of the ideas in this interview (specifically the metaphorical antennae) on a weekly basis since I first hear...
Who decides which books make it to the bookstore shelves?
Christina, the adult fiction book buyer at Black Bird Bookstore, standing by the fiction shelf with her son!
Picture the shelves of your local independent bookstore. There’s limited space on those shelves, isn’t there? Out of the tens of t...
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Allie Sullberg is an artist, writer, and illustrator based in San Francisco. She makes all sorts of things and writes about what she thinks about when she's making. She's worked with The New York Times, The New Yorker, and SFMOMA.
Artist, writer, & journaler in Brooklyn, NY \ud83c\udf1d Writer of SEE YOU, your companion for intentional creative practice
Your home for all things literary in San Francisco.
Artist & Wildlife Interpreter \ud83e\uddac living in the Yukon
Maker of books/comics/games/stuff for kids & post-kids and a clown in a college of his own cobbling. The Terribles (Random House)! The HECKADECK (Chronicle)!
Artist based in NYC. Represented by Uprise Art Gallery.
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