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sleeping on the sleeper

hellojenuine:

sleeping on the sleeper

after three trips, two months & lots of drawing, my sleeping on the sleeper trilogy of zines are now on sale! so happy & pleased to finally have these all printed & bound. apart from a couple of images, none of these illustrations can be found anywhere else. so if you fancy reading about my various trips to london, brighton & maastrict, head on over to the shop. you can either buy them individually or get all three for the price of two. what a steal!

Reading Outing #1 - Wanderlust
(In an attempt to catch up on my magazine reading, I’m allowing myself regular cafe outings for reading. Yes, I’m self-employed and a workaholic and need to schedule fun.)
For my first reading outing I braved the torrential rain (soon to become snow!) and ran to Tinderbox, which is always warm and has lots of tables and nooks, plus they never ever bother you, even if you stay there for hours. I was reading Wanderlust, the magazine for “independent-minded travellers”. Basically, that means articles on visiting Greenland, hiking in Russia, where to stay in a treehouse or a lighthouse, and a nature reservation in Laos where you get to your accommodation by zipwire. Pretty cool stuff. If, like me, you’re often tempted to buy guidebooks for places you’ll never visit, then you’ll like this a lot. Wanderlust are currently doing a 4 issues for £5 deal, which is really too good to turn down. 
Tinderbox, 118 Ingram St, Glasgow (and other branches)I had an Indonesian meatball toasted sandwich and peppermint tea if anyone’s interested.

Reading Outing #1 - Wanderlust

(In an attempt to catch up on my magazine reading, I’m allowing myself regular cafe outings for reading. Yes, I’m self-employed and a workaholic and need to schedule fun.)

For my first reading outing I braved the torrential rain (soon to become snow!) and ran to Tinderbox, which is always warm and has lots of tables and nooks, plus they never ever bother you, even if you stay there for hours. I was reading Wanderlust, the magazine for “independent-minded travellers”. Basically, that means articles on visiting Greenland, hiking in Russia, where to stay in a treehouse or a lighthouse, and a nature reservation in Laos where you get to your accommodation by zipwire. Pretty cool stuff. If, like me, you’re often tempted to buy guidebooks for places you’ll never visit, then you’ll like this a lot. Wanderlust are currently doing a 4 issues for £5 deal, which is really too good to turn down. 

Tinderbox, 118 Ingram St, Glasgow (and other branches)
I had an Indonesian meatball toasted sandwich and peppermint tea if anyone’s interested.

Sorry purists, I may also post about out of print books sometimes. This is seriously the most amazing review I have ever read. I envy this man’s turn of phrase and am so glad previous owners didn’t lose the dust jacket. Looking forward to reading the book too - Eric Linklater’s A Year of Space, basically a 1950s travelogue of the east. The chapter titles read promisingly.

I posted up reviews of some zines about Japan that I bought recently. Check it out at Asking For Trouble

I posted up reviews of some zines about Japan that I bought recently. Check it out at Asking For Trouble