I’ve been a publisher, co-owning Scapegoat Publishing and running my own project Underworld Amusements. I’ve also have produced quite a few jacket and full interior and exterior freelance jobs. I prefer to work with publishers creating books on oddball and taboo subjects, though this has left me with a portfolio of work that would turn away most “vanilla” clients.
In personal conversation, when I say “I’m a graphic designer”, people generally don’t know what that means. My quick description is: “Arranging type and graphics so it looks good.”
This means that I’m not an illustrator (something people get stumped on), and many elements of a cover will be provided by the client, and sometimes I have to sub-contract with artists for illustrations/photography or other elements. It’s the skill in pulling these disparate elements together that makes one a designer, and the final product something that looks like a professionally done job.
“Men versus the Man”
by H.L. Mencken and Robert Rives La Monte
Preface by John Derbyshire
Underworld Amusements
“Laffs & Juggs”
Introduction by Christopher R. Mealie
edited by Kevin I. Slaughter
Underworld Amusements
“The Satanic Scriptures”
Peter H. Gilmore
Scapegoat Publishing
“Comfort and Critique”
Peter Sotos
Nine-Banded Books
“Summoning the Gods: Essays on Paganism in a God-Forsaken World”
Collin Cleary
Introduction by Greg Johnson
Counter-Currents
“NVSQVAM (nowhere)”
Ann Sterzinger
Nine-Banded Books
“The Collected Satan Magazine: Devilish Entertainment for Men”
Underworld Amusements
“White Identity: Racial Consciousness in the 21st Century”
Jared Taylor
New Century Media
“The Anti-Christ: Curse Upon Christianity”
Friedrich Nietzsche
transl. by HL Mencken
afterword by James D. Sass
“The Affirmative Action Hoax:
Diversity, the Importance of Character and other Lies”
Second Edition
Steven Farron
New Century Media
“Androphilia: Rejecting the Gay Identity, Reclaiming Masculinity”
Jack (Donovan) Malebranche
Scapegoat Publishing
“Hold Back This Day”
Ward Kendall
Counter-Currents
“The Sorceries and Scandals of Satan”
Henry M. Tichenor
Introduction by Robert Merciless
Underworld Amusements
“The Gas Chamber of Sherlock Holmes”
Samuel Crowell
Nine-Banded Books