Tag Archive: Out of Print
Don Quixote Project: Entries Update
May 1, 2012Here are just a few of the 63 designs entered in our Don Quixote Project collaboration with Wilco and Veer supporting 826 National. Keep those entries coming! Click here for full details.
Book Club – Holiday Edition
December 19, 2011Welcome back to another edition of the Out of Print Book Club! We will again be selecting from our current shirt collection of classics but we need your help in narrowing down our Out of Print classics to the Top 3. To nominate your choice… Read More →
Happy Halloween!
October 31, 2011The Tell-Tale Heart is an animated short film of 1953 based on Edgar Allan Poe short-story. Happy Halloween!
iPhone in style
October 24, 2011“What would Daisy Buchanan text to Jordan Baker?” via Nylon Magazine
Found: Out of Print’s Bookshelf
October 21, 2011Take a peek at our staff bookshelf to see what we’re reading at Out of Print. Any must-reads to add to our library? Email us at fans@outofprintclothing.com; we’d love to hear from you!
Catch-22 at Symphony Space – Recap
October 20, 2011A little rain didn’t stop a full house from attending the Catch-22 50th Anniversary at Symphony Space in New York City last night. This was the second event we attended at this venue, the first being Bloomsday on Broadway back in June, and this one… Read More →
Famous first lines get animated
October 19, 2011Very cool animated video of six famous opening lines from novels. Can you guess them all? (via The Guardian)
‘Catch-22′ 50th Anniversary at Symphony Space
We’ll be at Symphony Space in NYC tomorrow, Oct 19th at 7:30pm, for the Catch-22 50th Anniversary of readings and discussion with Christopher Buckley, Robert Gottlieb, and Mike Nichols in conversation with Lesley Stahl. We’ll have Catch-22 deals to help raise money for Symphony Space… Read More →
Book Club – Banned or Challenged Classics
October 4, 2011(photo via AP Photo/The Gadsden Times, Marc Golden) This month’s book club theme is “Banned or Challenged Classics” because even though Banned Books Week is over, that doesn’t mean the discussion ends. The American Library Association website states that, “According to the Office for Intellectual… Read More →
Banned Books Week – Jerene
Curious Cup Bookstore in Carpinteria, California welcomed patrons to sit outside their store and read a banned book during Banned Books Week. In this picture, Jerene is reading To Kill a Mockingbird while wearing our To Kill a Mockingbird t-shirt. Thanks to Kiona from Curious… Read More →
