London launch of Iphgenia Baal's Black Skulls
- SPAM
- Apr 14
- 1 min read
Join us for the London launch of Iphgenia Baal's Black Skulls at our usual haunt, The Peckham Pelican on Thursday 30th April from 7-9pm. Free and tickets available here.
A giant book that can be torn apart as posters, reassembled, reinvented and remixed. Written straight into InDesign, in this mash up text-visual playground, IB approaches all the BS, reaching out towards the ABCs that might have been. Start ripping!
Iphgenia will be joined by support readings from Cat Chong, Dora Maludi, Maya Uppal and Kirsty Dunlop.
Access: wheelchair-accessible entrance, with no stepped access.
wheelchair-accessible toilet, gender neutral
No wheelchair-accessible car park
FREE, OPEN TO ALL but please grab a ticket if you plan on attending! Books will be available for sale from SPAM Press and the featured authors!
This sounds like such a brilliant, boundary‑pushing book launch! I’m really captivated by this remixable, tear‑as‑posters publication format. Awesome roster of readers and excellent that the event is free and access‑friendly. Hoping the evening goes really well! --words
This project truly pushes the boundaries of traditional publishing through its hybrid form. I love the idea of a book that functions as a visual playground for readers to remix. When I need a mental break from such complex art, I enjoy a quick session of 麻雀無料ゲームonline to refocus.
Never heard of this before, but now I’m curious. geometry dash scratch
The idea of a book meant to be ripped apart and rebuilt as posters is such a cool twist on the usual launch event. I will try to grab a free ticket for the 30th. Meowdoku was a fun find while I was looking up more about the Peckham Pelican.
The poster-tear format sounds genuinely fun — a book you're actually encouraged to rip apart and rebuild. Nice lineup of support readers too. Hoping to make it on the 30th. For anyone who wants to dig into how tactical RPGs handle similar themes, the Sword of Convallaria wiki is a handy resource.