I loved this book from its first page. Walking
Man tells an extremely funny story and is spot-on in its
critique of pop culture trendiness. Joseph Weisberg, author
of 10th Grade
With a good eye for detail and a playful touch of
humor, Tim W. Brown remembers a largely forgotten shadow world
of American bohemia in the last decades of the 20th Century.
Like the fanzines that bore witness to this scene, Walking
Man is a welcome reminder that great culture bubbles up from
the underground." Stephen Duncombe, author of Notes from
Underground: Zines and the Politics of Alternative Culture
"It's safe to say that no one knows the
mysterious, sure-footed Brian Walker better than Tim W. Brown
certainly not his fans, and perhaps not even his own family.
Anyone who enjoys zines will relish this account of the most
famous zinester ever." Chip Rowe, editor, The Book of Zines
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