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1. The Revelator: The Bookworm Issue
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By: Matthew Cheney, on 4/20/2014
Blog: The Mumpsimus (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags:  video, Revelator, Online fiction, Brian Francis Slattery, David Beronä, Bowes, Eric Schaller, cocktails, Njihia Mbitiru, Case Hathaway-Zepeda, D.F. Lewis, Frans Masereel, Madison Cawein, Mikki Kendall, Add a tag


The latest issue of that venerable, mercurial, deeply occasional magazine THE REVELATOR is now available online for your perusal. It is filled with nothing but THE TRUTH AND ALL!

The contents of this issue are so vast, variable, and vivacious that I can't even begin to summarize them here. There are excursions into history, into imagery, and into liquor. We attend the tale of a young man reading science fiction in Kenya. We discover the secret life of Elo­dia Har­win­ton, about whom I am sure you have heard much (but never this much!). For those of you who do not like words, there are not only some videos, but a wordless book(let) by the great Frans Masereel. And do not forget the Revelations, in which many secrets, some of them clearly obscene and pornographic, revealed!

Resist not, o mortal! Surrender yourself to the siren call of The Revelator today!

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