Family Bookstore Takes Us To L.A.
The folks at L.A.'s Family Bookstore Guest-Edit a Special Section
By FAMILY
Photographs by Sarah Soquel Morhaim
Family is a space in Los Angeles about the size and dimensions of a
bus, where we sell zines, artists' books and contemporary literature;
host author readings; have bands play; and exhibit art in a backroom
gallery. Launched four years ago, it's an amorphous being that my
partners and I have watched evolve and resonate with way more people
than we ever imagined. Now we've guest-edited this section of Paper
magazine! We are humbly grateful for these tidings. Click below to meet our friends Kathryn Andrews, Ben Jones, Amy Gerstler, Trinie Dalton, Elliott Gould, Ed Fella, Crazy Band, Stanya Kahn, Mike Kelley and Brian Roettinger.
WE ARE FAMILY
Family is more than just a bookstore on Fairfax. It's, well, a family.
By David Jacob Kramer
KATHRYN ANDREWS
The artist's beautiful juxtapositions are so L.A.
By Dan Nadel and Rachel Uffner
BEN JONES
The Paper Rad founder has a new show on Cartoon Network. And yes, it's nuts.
By Sammy Harkham
AMY GERSTLER AND TRINIE DALTON
Two authors in conversation.
By Trinie Dalton
ELLIOTT GOULD
The legendary actor on his career, tap-dancing and courtside Lakers seats.
By Josh and Benny Safdie
ED FELLA
The prolific design heron can't stop creating.
By Jennifer Krasinski
CRAZY BAND
What began as an excuse for six friends to hang out has turned into a full-fledged -- albeit crazy -- band.
By Nate Walton
STANYA KAHN
A video artist who defies characterization.
By David Jacob Kramer
MIKE KELLEY
He's the most quintessential L.A. artist. Or is he?
By Jesse Pearson
BRIAN ROETTINGER
A typographic narrative of important places that formed L.A. punk from the late '70s to the early '80s.
By Family
Family is more than just a bookstore on Fairfax. It's, well, a family.
By David Jacob Kramer
The artist's beautiful juxtapositions are so L.A.
By Dan Nadel and Rachel Uffner
The Paper Rad founder has a new show on Cartoon Network. And yes, it's nuts.
By Sammy Harkham
Two authors in conversation.
By Trinie Dalton
The legendary actor on his career, tap-dancing and courtside Lakers seats.
By Josh and Benny Safdie
The prolific design heron can't stop creating.
By Jennifer Krasinski
What began as an excuse for six friends to hang out has turned into a full-fledged -- albeit crazy -- band.
By Nate Walton
A video artist who defies characterization.
By David Jacob Kramer
He's the most quintessential L.A. artist. Or is he?
By Jesse Pearson
A typographic narrative of important places that formed L.A. punk from the late '70s to the early '80s.
By Family


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