Analog City
Pulps unbound
For three decades, Kayo Books has sold the kinds of books your grandparents wouldn’t be caught dead reading
What’s in your analog bag?
The latest device-free trend contains everything from knitting to notebooks to Tolstoy
The searchers
Off the beaten path with Bryan Jessop, the forager supplying San Francisco’s Michelin-star restaurants
Save all
15 million individual items, some dating back to the 1600s, are waiting to be discovered at The Box SF
In the SFAI archive
Down in a SoMa basement, two archivists are keeping the spirit — and thousands of artifacts — of the San Francisco Art Institute alive
The original movable type
A visit to the San Francisco Center for the Book where the presses never stop
Inside the Tape Vault
While artists rack up billions of streams recording tracks in their bedrooms, Chris von Sneidern’s Tenderloin recording studio continues to make music the hard and fun way
Welcome to Analog City
Kicking off Gazetteer’s new series about the pleasures of the humble, old real world
