Two volumes a year — then we stop

The things you’re into
should exist outside
a screen.

We make books about things worth looking closer at.

Internet culture. Screenshots. Objects. People. Places. Strange histories. Everyday things you’ve never thought twice about.

Highly visual, obsessively curated, and made to live on your coffee table — not in another tab you’ll close and forget.

A physical collection of the things that make you, you.

Second printing · Ships flat from Verona · Free shipping over $150

The Internet Review, Volume 01, standing upright
Fig. 1 — Vol. 01, 2010–2025384 pp.

The whole shelf

Two subjects, two volumes, no series filler. Each one stands alone and neither repeats the other.

Compare both

A note from the editors

Everything worth keeping
was posted at 2am.

The record of the last twenty years sits on servers rented by companies that will not outlive their own users. That seemed a careless way to keep a culture, so we started setting parts of it in type and sending them to a press.

Every volume is edited like a museum catalogue: primary sources, dated and credited, with the context left in. Nothing is included because it is funny, and no page is for sale. When a printing runs out, it runs out — the archive is the point, not the growth.

— The editors, Vol. 01–02