Each newsletter bundle holds 3 newsletters from 2026, gathered together seasonally.
Winter ‘26
Reading rituals, saints of binding, illuminated annotations, ink analysis, public & online domains.
January — Rituals of reading, new snail employment, an unnecessarily long speech on bookbinding thread in Paperwork and a review of Erin Jackson Raynes’ Saint Bartholomew: Patron Saint of Bookbinders in Pub Club.
February — Ruins of the page; marginal remnants; and textual artifacts. A breakdown of CMYK printing in Paperwork and a review of Every Riso Color Sheet Zine We Have In the Studio in Pub Club.
March — The digital origins of “Pseudo Press” and mourning online art publishers. Making good use of our moral right to the Public Domain in Paperwork and a review of I TRUST MY EMAIL PROVIDER by Chris Lange in Pub Club.
Spring ‘26
Making meaning, graveyard projects, notebook techniques, heteronyms, book covers & their judgement, useless toil.
April — The liquidity of meaning and its overflows, beyond the grave. A hardcore tutorial in hardcover case-making in Paperwork and a Pub Club review of The Graveyard of Artist-Led Projects by George Grace Gibson.
May — Cutting across the blank page of notebooks and its technicalities. A Paperwork prototyping walk-through for your perfect notebook and reviewing Eva Claycomb’s list of Fernando António Nogueira Pessoa’s heteronyms in Pub Club.
June — The Judgement of Covers and our aesthetic responsibility. How to make a proper layout in Paperwork and a review of MsHeresies 2: Useful Work Versus Useless Toil by Rietlanden Women’s Office in Pub Club.
Summer ‘26
Narrative voice, reading aloud, ribbon dummies, rational/irrational reasons to read, office ephemera.
July — A direct appeal from Narration to the world: the voice is coming from inside the house. Prototype #2 in Paperwork and a review of Reseeding the Library, gleaning readership: Afternoon Editions n°1 by Jeroen Peeters in Pub Club.
August — Why do we read books? Exploring the rational answers as we lie awake at night. Necessary ephemera in Paperwork and a review of Are We Having Fun Yet? by Manca R. Renko in Pub Club.
September — Why do we read books? Exploring the irrational answers that lay in our subconscious. Office-y binding methods in Paperwork and a review of TXTreader #3: VideoGame Reader by TXTBooks in Pub Club.
If you prefer physical formats or an internet-free experience of reading, then you can subscribe to get the Pseudo Newsletter Print Edition zine mailed to you once a month.
Individual back catalog newsletters can still be purchased here!
Each newsletter bundle holds 3 newsletters from 2026, gathered together seasonally.
Winter ‘26
Reading rituals, saints of binding, illuminated annotations, ink analysis, public & online domains.
January — Rituals of reading, new snail employment, an unnecessarily long speech on bookbinding thread in Paperwork and a review of Erin Jackson Raynes’ Saint Bartholomew: Patron Saint of Bookbinders in Pub Club.
February — Ruins of the page; marginal remnants; and textual artifacts. A breakdown of CMYK printing in Paperwork and a review of Every Riso Color Sheet Zine We Have In the Studio in Pub Club.
March — The digital origins of “Pseudo Press” and mourning online art publishers. Making good use of our moral right to the Public Domain in Paperwork and a review of I TRUST MY EMAIL PROVIDER by Chris Lange in Pub Club.
Spring ‘26
Making meaning, graveyard projects, notebook techniques, heteronyms, book covers & their judgement, useless toil.
April — The liquidity of meaning and its overflows, beyond the grave. A hardcore tutorial in hardcover case-making in Paperwork and a Pub Club review of The Graveyard of Artist-Led Projects by George Grace Gibson.
May — Cutting across the blank page of notebooks and its technicalities. A Paperwork prototyping walk-through for your perfect notebook and reviewing Eva Claycomb’s list of Fernando António Nogueira Pessoa’s heteronyms in Pub Club.
June — The Judgement of Covers and our aesthetic responsibility. How to make a proper layout in Paperwork and a review of MsHeresies 2: Useful Work Versus Useless Toil by Rietlanden Women’s Office in Pub Club.
Summer ‘26
Narrative voice, reading aloud, ribbon dummies, rational/irrational reasons to read, office ephemera.
July — A direct appeal from Narration to the world: the voice is coming from inside the house. Prototype #2 in Paperwork and a review of Reseeding the Library, gleaning readership: Afternoon Editions n°1 by Jeroen Peeters in Pub Club.
August — Why do we read books? Exploring the rational answers as we lie awake at night. Necessary ephemera in Paperwork and a review of Are We Having Fun Yet? by Manca R. Renko in Pub Club.
September — Why do we read books? Exploring the irrational answers that lay in our subconscious. Office-y binding methods in Paperwork and a review of TXTreader #3: VideoGame Reader by TXTBooks in Pub Club.
If you prefer physical formats or an internet-free experience of reading, then you can subscribe to get the Pseudo Newsletter Print Edition zine mailed to you once a month.
Individual back catalog newsletters can still be purchased here!
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