The Worm by New Juche
Hardbound, 260 pages, 210 x280mm
First edition limited to 200 copies including 28 Collector’s edition sets.
https://www.infinitylandpress.com/new-juche

The Worm by New Juche
Hardbound, 260 pages, 210 x280mm
First edition limited to 200 copies including 28 Collector’s edition sets.
https://www.infinitylandpress.com/new-juche
What, still has weight? Infinity Land Press will publish The Worm by New Juche in 2021.
Excerpt
This man became a familiar and welcome element in my environment, and, through the charity of my gaze, took on some preternatural qualities, a kind of object saturation against the foil of the concrete and the grimy arch. Especially his face and hands assumed a lambency that began to inspire me. This unusual face and these beautiful hands began for me to associate with other distinctive and bewitching elements in that place: crisp swathes of glistening snakeskin, the concentrated reds of hibiscus petals, and the most contrived and corrupting representation of aromatic purity that equatorial nature offers the human senses — the plumeria flower.
We’d arranged to meet outside his modest dwelling just before six o’clock so that I could
make use of the setting sun. I gave him the money as soon as I arrived, compulsively, and once I’d done this, I relaxed. He gave me a cup of grass jelly and we surveyed the darkening horizon and enjoyed the last shafts of sunlight as our world drifted mournfully out of their reach. I hadn’t imagined that I would take from him anything but his face. This strange face that had developed from grotesque camera-bait into a symbol of an individual man, whom, despite being hidden to the point of not existing, and apparently so unique as to disassociate from all others who might wear the same clothes, I now felt that I trusted, and whom toward I felt a tender solicitude, and a deep sense of conviction that his choices and his methods — think of his tucked in uniform and his devoted parenting — were, forsake it all, the correct ones.
THE DEVILS by New Juche is published by Amphetamine Sulphate, and will be shipping in October.
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THE LONG CORPSE is a new and unpublished text by New Juche, intended for release not before 2021. An excerpt from the text and a series of new images have been published by The Map is Not the Territory. To visit the journal and read the excerpt click here.
BOSUN by NEW JUCHE
Published by Kiddiepunk
Available to order from 21st September 2018
For more information click here.
New Release
Stupid Baby by New Juche
Published February 2018 by Amphetamine Sulphate
Available to order from the publisher here, or direct from the author here.
New Limited Release – SOLD OUT *
The Spider’s House by New Juche
Text and Images, 115 pages, Card Cover with French Flaps, Numbered etc.
NJ006
I met Olivier in some faggot sauna by accident. He knew right away and asked me with a baleful smirk if I’d made a mistake. Then I started using the same swimming pool as him. No one goes there much in the day, so often it was only he and I.
* Some copies available from Where Frost Reign Distro in Norway
Mountainhead by NEW JUCHE is now available from Nine-Banded Books. Follow the link to the publisher website for details.
Also available from Amazon UK, Amazon US, or direct from the author here.
What did we do here, that we could not do elsewhere? GYMNASIUM is a visual idiolect that engages hyper-developed definitions of prostitution and ruin architecture, and draws from its wellhead in the myths of the Vietnam War and the reality of Indochinese mothers and children. It is appended with the short text HANOI TRIPTYCH.
THE MOLLUSC is one of several contained aftergrowths from MOUNTAINHEAD. The text behind the photographs is a slug in its shell. God Forgive Anthropology.
WASTELAND charts the author’s deep involvement and love affair with an abandoned apartment complex called The Flowers and its purlieus.
The Flowers, which has become such a central part of my life, is about to be destroyed. I am pleased to preserve some essence of it in this book, along with some of the visions I received there, to which I still remain loyal.