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Andy is the landlord of a pub. It’s a young people’s place, and if I’m with him, those who recognise him look at me respectfully, but if I’m in there by myself, I feel as inconspicuous as an old man in a school as an old man in...

2010 was when fiction critics decided to finally give Sam Lipsyte the two-fingered whistles he deserves.

Charles Burns is the author and artist behind uncannily creepy comic books like Black Hole, Big Baby, and Skin Deep. In his work, he’s created a world that feels like an eerie parallel to those

Street justice is a rare commodity in high literature. Unlike its companion universe of film, the realm of books is static and immutable. Movie characters evolve and erode; there will always be a chance

In 1963 Barney Rosset’s Grove Press hit the publishing world with yet another groundbreaker. John Rechy’s City of Night remains, almost 50 years later, the essential novel of the neon-drowned world of rough-trade hustlers

Photographer: Tom Beard, Stylist: Sam Voulters

Lele Saveri is the photo editor of Vice Italy. He also happens to be one of our favourite photographers. We spoke to him about his new trilogy of zines, horror films, and pirating videos in Rome

There were some people with Cameron’s Circus whom the corrosion of years could not rob of fine qualities. But the greater number were thieves, liars and embryo eggs. Desperadoes known as “cannons,” “dips” and “guns...

Bryan Garner—author of Garner’s Modern American Usage, editor in chief of Black’s Law Dictionary, and a contributor to

“Does nobody understand?”

“Well, that wasn’t too bad,” David West muttered as he put the car in gear and pulled out onto the high seacoast road. He was speaking, more or less, to his wife, Vivian, beside him, concerning the ease with which they had just passed...