Drawings
Dense, detailed, black-and-white work, printed small enough that you'll want a magnifying glass.
A small, strange magazine in black and white. It comes in an envelope, once a month, to your actual mailbox.
Shown at about actual size, in its A2 envelope.
Goo Soup is meant to be held. It's small enough to read in one hand and cheap enough to fold back on itself, scribble in, or leave on a train.
It's printed in one ink. Every gray you see in it is made of tiny round dots, the way newspapers used to do it.
Dense, detailed, black-and-white work, printed small enough that you'll want a magnifying glass.
Writing, diagrams, games, found text, and ideas that didn't belong anywhere else.
An advice column. You write in, April answers, and the answer gets printed.
Ask about art, work, love, money, roommates, or the thing you keep putting off.
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