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hey! h2so4 still exists! there will still be new content on this site sometimes! and there will even be new printed-on-paper things that will appear in your mailbox at odd intervals, should you be a subscriber old or new…. but you should also know that h2so4 no longer appears with anything that could be called regularity. no, it has now become a labor of love, an art project, a lifelong preoccupation with beauty that can’t be rushed… so, if you have subscribed or will subscribe, you’ll still get stuff in the mail sometimes. and that stuff will consist of hand-done artworks and interesting instantiations of what a magazine can be, and, of course, our by now infamous intermixture of serious and silly, arcane and mundane, all in pursuit of art… philosophy… politics… all those things that make us live together, for better and for worse, but in constant pursuit of the better! need more info? read on, or email js.
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do you want to buy stuff? perhaps the latest print issue or a selection of well-priced back issues? or maybe a tshirt to wear on your torso, or some other form of merchandise? go here! |
BLOGS! do you miss us? tired of waiting for something to appear here or on your doorstep? well then. in the meantime you can get bloggy with us. |
Zombie!: A Monster for the Masses, or: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised, Brother, Because the Revolution Will Be... Dead(?). Lee Foust delivers to us he own ultimate Zombie masterpiece! |
"Definition, which, as form, is beauty, luster and appearing, is also strangulation, that is, anguish." It's time to compare anti-miscegenation laws to societal resistance to gay marriage. |
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The Dobler Effect: Evany wants to know where her boy with the boombox is. Or maybe she doesn't. |
Terms created for h2so4. Answers to Men's Questions by Anonymous Female Person. |
Innocent and Heartless by Adrienne Calo Major thinkers answer your burning questions. This installment: Jean-Jacques Rousseau |
On Averting the Apocalypse… and other benefits of friendship. By Jill Stauffer. Reviews of just about anything, from CDs to sodas to states of mind. |
h2so4 is a magazine. This is its website. h2so4 is an experiment in textual alchemy underway since 1993, and dedicated to provoking thought on politics & philosophy, art & love, without thereby giving up the potential to delight, amuse and entertain. In h2so4 you will find the serious & the silly, arcane & mundane, separately
or on the same page, each never making excuses for the other.
In the articles and lists on this site you will find a sampling
of what appears in our print version. Let us know what you think.
-- JS