Our newest release has gotten some heat lately for exposing the following story about Lindsey Lohan all over the internet this week: “Lindsay goes straight for the toilet, pulling her dress up and sitting (no underwear) and one of her breasts is hanging out the top of the dress. I start to wash my [...]
The Progressive Radio Network brings you an edition of Expanding Mind with Erik Davis and Process Media author Maja D’Aoust. They conduct an in depth interview with Feral House honcho Adam Parfrey about punk publishing, the Process Church, and the new Feral House release he co-authored, Ritual America: Secret Brotherhoods and Their Influence on American [...]
Now that Ritual America has returned from the printer, Feral Friday will in turn focus on our favorite bits of fraternal weirdness these coming weeks. Pictured above is the Los Gatos, CA branch of The Improved Order of the Red Men in 1905… although these caucasians met as “tribes” in “wigwams” and costumed themselves as Indians, and [...]
This March the SXSW film festival will be world premiering THE SOURCE, the long-awaited documentary on Los Angeles’ fabled cult-commune the Source Family for their Documentary Feature Competition! THE SOURCE is one of only eight films chosen from over 840 to compete for awards. The film was directed by Process Media Co-founder Jodi Wille and commercial director Maria Demopoulos, [...]
Check out Love Sex Fear Death author Timothy Wyllie’s interview with Steve Witchbeam on WFMU’s Beware of the Blog. Read what he has to say about being the art director of the Process Church, the Sabbath Assembly Band, and the advantages of joining a cult.
“I enjoy having my hands in the soil,” says Parfrey of his move to bucolic Port Townsend.
One might come to conclusion while reading this article that Feral House is just about murder and satanism, and that we don’t have a sister company (processmediainc.com), but we’re quite happy to see this primarily favorable and kind article!
Where do books go when they die? You may say the recycling bins or the county dump. But sometimes they make it to the book purgatory. Maybe they get resold online, or at library sales, where they might be carted away $2 a bag. Perhaps they were left out in front of a used bookstore [...]
