Nantucket Lit

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https://nantucketlit.com Makers of the best ebooks on the planet, and collectible, limited-edition chapbooks. No AI, no DRM. #pivotfromvideo

A postcard propped up on a small wooden stand. The front of the postcard shows the San Diego-Coronado Bridge at night.
A photo of laptop screen. The screen shows a terminal screen running the program dvgrab, capturing tape from a MiniDV camera.
A postcard mounted on a small stand with an out-of-focus back yard in the background. The postcard shows a black-and-white image of a horse curling its upper lip back and baring its front teeth, known as the ‘flehmen response’. The feel of the picture is playful.
The front of a wood building with a large sign reading The Read Queen Bookstore & Cafe
Closeup on a postcard propped up on a tiny easel. The detail shows the painting Surprised by Henri Rousseau, with a tiger stalking through a rainforest.
A poster showing a photo of a man in a blue collared shirt with the text 'Defy AI: Don't let AI think for you... keep thinking for yourself! Hosted by Nicholas Bernhard. Special Guest: AT Gonzalez. Appearing at Delta H Con, Houston Marriott Westchase, Saturday, July 18 2026, 7:00 PM -- 8:45 PM."
Logo for the convention Delta H Con from July 17 to July 19, 2026, in Houston, Texas.
A postcard on a patio table with tall grass in the background. The postcard shows an Edward Hopper painting of a woman standing at the door of a house with intensely blue sky behind her.
A postcard with art showing a man in a space suit standing on the surface of the moon, with a moon base in the background and Earth looming above the horizon.
A cartoon depiction of a brown teddy bear on an off-white background, with the text ‘From the Minds of Babes, Silly Things We Believed as Kids, Edited by AT Gonzalez.’“
Otto the Nantucket Whale, an ASCII art depiction of a cartoon whale.
A postcard set up on a small picture stand. The postcard shows an illustration of Winnie-the-Pooh and Piglet walking at sunset.
A postcard on a rock in the morning sun. The art on the postcard shows Winnie-the-Pooh and Piglet walking together at sunset.
Group photo of people sitting in a cozy coffee shop, the kind with a lot of framed art and musical instruments on the walls, and stained glass hanging in the windows.
A postcard showing a young boy unhappily studying from a book. The background of the photo shows the brick front of a US Post Office.
A coin that reads “a dollar spent for petroleum products never stops circulating. It pays for wages, taxes, materials, and brings countless benefits to every business“
A man stands in a concrete tunnel, silhouetted by the light outside. Text: Defy AI. A free writing workshop for all ages, with local art. Don't let 'AI' think for you... you have the ability and creativity to think for yourself. Featuring Writer Nicholas Bernhard and Artist Javier Robles. Thursday, April 30 // 5 PM - 7 PM. Sandy's Coffee and Tea. 2130 Mountain View // Ste 302 // Longmont CO 80501
A postcard showing a young boy unhappily studying from. Book. In the background is the brick front of a post office.
A postcard with an illustration of colorful, flowering weeds from New Zealand.
A box of dinosaur-like eggs sitting on a nest of straw in a box. The text reads Galapagos Larvae
The transgender flag displayed in the Apple II's GR mode, with the text "Happy Trans Day of Visibility!"
A print ad on the front page of a newspaper: First-Class Fiction is a new periodical from Nantucket Lit. Every two weeks, we send out postcards with original short stories on them. This work comes from some of the most exciting writers working today. The postcards are written using manual typewriters for that handmade feel. They are made in limited runs, with each postcard numbered and serialized. $60 gets you 25 postcards per year. To sign up for one free postcard, visit https://NantucketLit.com/postcards. Use the discount code SANLUIS for $10 off. You may also write to: Nantucket Lit, PO Box 337, Lafayette CO 80026. Creative work you can hold in your hands, delivered right to your mailbox.
A postcard with art on the front showing colorful flowering weeds. In the background is the brick front of a post office.
The front of a postcard lying on a table, showing an illustration of several flowering weeds found in New Zealand.
A postcard showing a stylized red, setting sun. In the background is the front of a post office.
Cover of the illustrated edition of Repent Harlequin Said the Ticktockman, showing a drawing of a man with a large clock face on his chest.
A stylized painting of a red setting sun.
A stylized painting of a red setting sun.
A box of dinosaur-like eggs sitting on a nest of straw in a box. The text reads Galapagos Larvae
A box full of zines, with one titled Galapagos Larvar by AT Gonzalez at the front.
A box of dinosaur-like eggs sitting on a nest of straw in a box. The text reads Galapagos Larvae
A hand holding a postcard. The postcard shows the drawing Bugs by Bud Holman, showing two cartoon-looking bugs.
The bottom-right corner of a ThinkPad T60 palmrest, showing the red-green-blue IBM logo. This was one of the last ThinkPads to use the classic IBM logo.
Quoted text: Cruise sighed. “There aren’t any real rules with the MPAA, you know. There aren’t any rules like, ‘Look, you can say three swear words or 16 swear words, but you can’t have fornication in various positions, blah, blah, blah.’ He worked very hard on that sequence. What’s really even more important in this scene is the people in the masks watching. His composition is stunning.” I agreed, and said something about how there’d someday be a director’s cut on video. “But this is Stanley’s cut,” Cruise said. “I would not have supported anything that Stanley hadn’t approved or didn’t want. There’s absolutely no way that would have happened. I mean, before he died, we went through a lot of details about how the movie was going to be released, how he wanted things handled, where he wanted the print developed. All of these issues. Stanley did everything. Only Stanley.”
Screenshot of Xfinity Super Bowl ad with awful deepfakes of Sam Neil and Laura Dern.
[Apoc hands Neo a gun] Apoc: I hope the Oracle gave you some good news.
A print showing cartoon corgis stacked in a tower to reach a tree canopy, where a giant bird is about to eat a cat.
Red fingers claw out of the face of a marble bust.
On a black background, a ghostly hand grasps towards the words "Angry Candy Harlan Ellison"
Two women talking: "I can't believe he didn't cry during Titanic!" "Do men even have feelings?" On the bottom: A man watching the flower scene from The Brave Little Toaster with a dark shadow over his face.
A row of chapbooks on a table.
Drawing in an anime style of a young woman in hiking clothing looking around at mountain scenery.
Drawing in an anime style of a young woman in hiking clothing looking around at mountain scenery.
Drawing in an anime style of a young woman in hiking clothing looking around at mountain scenery.
Stacks of pages on top of a paper cutter. The pages are ready to be bound into books.
An IBM Executive Model D typewriter on a desk, with a table lamp in the background.
Drawing in an anime style of a young woman in hiking clothing looking around at mountain scenery.
Two postcards, showing the front and back. The front shows an illustration of an owl in a moonlit graveyard. The back of the card has the text for Joker for a Wolf-Man by A.T. Gonzalez: 'In his cell, the Wolf-Man peered through the bars to see the courtyard. There was a lone, frilly jester juggling while balancing on a big red ball. Wolfie mumbled to himself, 'Does that guy think the circus is in town?'