Bacteria Books distributes a selection of publications within Australia and New Zealand on behalf of Dent-De-Leone (UK), MARFA (UK), Worms Magazine (UK), Emocean Magazine (USA), Primitive Skills (Aus), PACIFIC by Ming Nomchong (Aus) and Christopher DeLoach (USA).

If you would like to stock any of the titles in our distribution catalogue, please get in touch for wholesale terms. (e: hello@bacteriabooks.com)

Dent-De-Leone

Dent-De-Leone is a not for profit publishing hut operating since 2007. Dent–De–Leone sees itself as being curious and produces mostly books based on conversations. Dent–De–Leone is Martino Gamper, Gemma Holt, Kajsa Ståhl & Maki Suzuki.

PACIFIC

A nostalgic visual Pacific day dream, a dissection and assemblage of form through textures of analogue image practices, mixed media, over printing and collage. PACIFIC is Photographer Ming Nomchong’s debut book.

MARFA

Marfa Journal (formally Marfamily) is a collaborative project, presenting an intimate take on the current state of culture. It blends various disciplines of contemporary arts into the format of a hardcover publication.

EMOCEAN

Emocean is an everyperson surf magazine that champions diverse perspectives, radical creativity, relatability, empowerment, and especially the narratives of women, BIPOC and LGBTQ+ surfers.

Primitive Skills

Primitive Skills Magazine is an independent study into the rituals, symbols, habits & habitats of surfers. Misuse of funds, distaste for authority, anti-social behaviour, freedom of thought & other undesirable side effects of salt water to the brain.

Worms Magazine

Worms is a print publishing platform showcasing the work of under-represented writers working in underground publishing. Worms Magazine is a literary style magazine that celebrates women, non-binary and marginalised writer culture whilst Worms Publishing works across form and genre to bring experimental writers to the literary top-soil.

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Christopher DeLoach

Christopher DeLoach is a Brooklyn born artist living and working in Los Angeles. He believes there may be no medium more American than The Bumper Sticker.

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