The complete zine series about driving for hire in San Francisco… This 364 page paperback contains the definitive versions of all four issues of Behind the Wheel, expanded and updated with new illustrations and additional content. Two-tone cover, fully illustrated in black and white. Free shipping via USPS media mail.

Set of twenty-four 4″x6″ postcards of San Francisco street scenes taken from behind the wheel of a San Francisco taxicab. Printed on high quality card stock by MOO. Free US shipping.

“The Thin Checkered Line” is the fourth installment in the Behind the Wheel series – a week in the life of a San Francisco taxi drive. This half-sized, staple-bound zine features a wraparound cover and sixty-four pages of text, illustrated with b&w images of San Francisco street scenes from behind the wheel. Includes a “taxi driving is not a crime” bumper sticker. The price is $7.00 postpaid in the US.

QUANTITIES LIMITED!! Almost out of print! This illustrated 60-page zine is saddle-stitched, measures 5.5″ x 8.5″ and fully illustrated with a wraparound cover. Includes the “my other ride is a taxicab” sticker. Shipping is free.

This illustrated 60-page zine is saddle-stitched, measures 5.5″ x 8.5″ and fully illustrated with a wraparound cover. This second edition was revised and updated in 2018. Includes the “your uber driver hates you” sticker. Shipping is free. (Be sure to include your mailing address.)

This illustrated 60-page zine is saddle-stitched, measures 5.5″ x 8.5″ and fully illustrated with a wraparound cover. This second edition was revised and updated with new material in 2018. Includes the “disrupt the disruptors” sticker. Shipping is free. (Be sure to include your mailing address.)

The “Institutionalized” story cycle is an exploration of an infamous event in a family’s life, told from the individual perspectives of each participant. A supplement to the novel A Masque of Infamy, but also stands alone. Interspersed among the narrative are court records from the trial, newspaper clippings and other miscellany. Also includes a letter and comment sections and zine reviews. Typewritten and photocopied, wrap around cover, 100 pages, 5.5 x 8.5, perfect bound. Free shipping

Collects the previously published Piltdownlad zines: The Güero Chingón Stories, Vol. One, Junior Careers and The Olympic Spirit. Tales from the San Gabriel Valley. A visceral look at life in the late seventies and early eighties, growing up in the suburbs of Los Angeles, when kids weren’t allowed indoors until the sun went down. Typewritten, illustrated 100 pages, perfect bound. Free shipping.

A biographical sketch of a tragic union with some creative engineering. This is the story of how my parents got together. All my troubles begin here… The text is typewritten on my Olympia Manual. The size of this zine is 5.5 x 7 and the cover is black cardstock with a handwritten title piece glued on. The page count is 44. Shipping is free.

“The Nasty Oh-Dear” is about moving from East LA to Alabama in the eighties and ending in state custody. Also explores self-publishing and perzines, including a meditation on the first perzine I ever read, the pondering of truth versus fiction and the origins of the name “Piltdownlad.” Typewritten • 4.25″ × 7″ • 40pp. • Free shipping.