Anthology Editions
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| Founded | 2016 |
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| Founder | Keith Abrahamsson, Andres Santo Domingo |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Headquarters location | Brooklyn |
| Distribution | Ingram Distribution (US,EU,UK) Books at Manic (AU) |
| Key people | Andres Santo Domingo (Founder) Keith Abrahamsson (Founder) Jesse Pollock (Managing Director) Casey Whalen (Director of Sales & Marketing) |
| Nonfiction topics | Art, Photography, Design, |
| Official website | www |
Anthology Editions is an independent book publisher based in Brooklyn, New York. An imprint of the record label Mexican Summer, Anthology Editions was originally founded by Keith Abrahamsson and Andres Santo Domingo in 2016. The publishing company was an expansion of the existing Anthology Recordings brand, founded in 2004.
The books of Anthology Editions typically center on music-related or counter-cultural subject matter,[1] and feature contributions by Lou Reed, Joan E. Biren, Jonas Mekas, Jerry Hsu, Dennis Stock, Emma Kohlmann, Ed Emberley, Joe Roberts and more.[2]
Books published by Anthology Editions[edit]
- Jack Womack — Flying Saucers are Real (2016)
- Johan Kugelberg with Jon Savage and Glen Terry — God Save Sex Pistols (2016)
- Tino Razo — Party in the Back (2017)
- Peter Coffin — Imaginary Concerts (2017)
- Jonh Ingham — Spirit of 76: London Punk Eyewitness (2017)
- Paul Major with Johan Kugelberg and Mark Iosifescu — Feel the Music: The Psychedelic Worlds of Paul Major (2017)
- Jonas Mekas — A Dance with Fred Astaire (2017)
- Peter Watts — Altered States: The Library of Julio Santo Domingo (2017)
- Peter Coffin — Imaginary Concerts Volume Two (2018)
- Lou Reed — Do Angels Need Haircuts? (2018)
- David Hollander — Unusual Sounds: The Hidden History of Library Music (2018)
- Matthew Craven — Primer (2018)
- Jane Dickson — Jane Dickson in Times Square (2018)
- Joe Roberts — We Ate the Acid (2018)
- CF — Pierrot Alterations (2018)
- Jerry Hsu — The Beautiful Flower is the World (2019)
- Natalie Anne Howard — From Gardens Where We Feel Secure (2019)
- Brian Blomerth — Brian Blomerth's Bicycle Day (2019)
- Grace Srinivasiah and Alex Tults — Crude Intentions (2019)
- Dennis Stock — California Trip (2019)
- Jonathan Higbee — Coincidences (2019)
- Ed Emshwiller — Dream Dance: The Art of Ed Emshwiller (2019)
- Akasha Rabut — Death Magick Abundance (2020)
- Paul Drummond — 13th Floor Elevators: A Visual History (2020)
- Tim Presley — Under the Banner of Concern (2020)
- CF — William Softkey and the Purple Spider (2020)
- Lavender Suarez — Transcendent Waves: How Listening Shapes Our Creative Lives (2020)
- JEB (Joan E. Biren) — Eye to Eye: Portraits of Lesbians (2021)[2][3][4]
- Jim Jarmusch — Some Collages (2021)
- Brian Blomerth — Brian Blomerth's Mycelium Wassoni (2021)
- Norma Tanega — Try to Tell a Fish About Water (2022)
- Mark A. Rodriguez — After All is Said and Done: Taping the Grateful Dead, 1965-1995 (2022)
- Ted Greenwood — Obstreperous (2022)
- Faith Hubley & Elizabeth Swados — Skydance (2023)
- ANOHNI and Marti Wilkerson — Blacklips: Her Life and Her Many, Many Deaths (2023)
- Patrick D. Pagnano — Empire Roller Disco (2023)
- Joe Roberts — LSD Worldpeace (2023)
- Elias B. Rønnenfelt — Sunken Heights (2023)
- Ed Emberley — "Suppose You Met A Witch (2023)
- Ken Grimes - Evidence For Contact (2023)
- Träd Gräs och Stenar: A Collective History — Håkan Agnsäter, Mats Eriksson Dunér, Jakob Sjöholm & Jonas Stål (2023)
- Emma Kohlmann - Watercolors (2024)
- Richard King - Travels Over Feeling: Arthur Russell, a Life (2024)
References[edit]
- ^ "Anthology Editions launches to publish cult material from the fringes of modern culture – The Vinyl Factory". Thevinylfactory.com. 13 July 2016. Retrieved 17 July 2017.
- ^ a b "Anthology Editions". Anthology. Retrieved 17 July 2017.
- ^ Beaumont-Thomas, Ben (2 March 2018). "'We are the people who are desperate beyond emotion': Lou Reed's lost poetry to be published". the Guardian. Retrieved 20 March 2018.
- ^ "How a Groundbreaking Book Helped a Generation of Lesbians See Themselves for the First Time". Time.com. 13 February 2021. Retrieved 17 December 2022.