“I think this is my last index poem. Maybe i’ll put them all together in a megabook. Probably not for a while. Anyways, I always really like these. This one is short and sweet and a little less chaotic than…
“I could sum this one pretty quickly. This book is filled with secondary attempts at finding ‘the right photo’ of places/things i’ve shot previously. Something to combat the psychic agony of getting home and processing film and realizing that i’ve…
“Permanent Culture is the catch-all title for ‘the big New Brunswick project.’ My hard study on the billboards and backroads of NB – from top to bottom, driving back and forth over and over again so I can be sure…
“Honestly, this has to be worth SOMETHING to you art people… like, this has to make me a valuable asset, right? Yeah, okay, let’s go.”
“This is more a personal anecdote than anything. This whole post is just feeding SEO, anyways. The year was 2022. I had went back to Toronto, my place of birth, for a few months to work on ‘my normal book’…
Dimitri Karakostasb. 1988 in Toronto.Dimitri Karakostas is a chronic self-publisher of both writing and art books, currently working on ‘various mysterious projects.’ After retiring from ‘traditional’ projects and exhibitions, he now opts to focus on the internet instead. Say hello: karakostas.office@gmail.comFor commercial work…
“Man, ok. This is the 4th edition of this particular book, but maybe the 15th printing of ‘Portrait of the Young Artist as Bart Simpson’ as a whole. Truly embarrassing stuff from when I was an overly emotional late-teenager/early-20s guy…
“Remember a few months ago when everyone was saying that Twitter was over, it’s gonna die, etc? Yeah? What a crazy time, huh. Every day a new end-of-the-world scenario. I wanted to keep some of those memories, needed to hold…
“Ahh, well – I guess you could call it a Riso reworking of blown-up images from a survival manual. I had made this specifically for I Never Read bookfair and didn’t distro any copies otherwise. I suppose that would make…
“Full disclosure: I really love this book. Even I, my harshest critic, really must admit that this one nails ‘the point’ i’ve been trying to make. This is another ‘automatic’ book, built from single lines scraped from bookmarked websites while…