During the early lean years of 1994-96, Dr. Rojas and Lopez Feliu developed a deep friendship, at one point, sharing the same basement living space. Lopez Feliu fondly remembers the early years, “Me and Eufencio, man, we traveled all over the city, just hitting the hot spots. He would stop, I would record what he had to say, or sometimes I didn’t even have a tape recorder, so I would write down what he said.”
Through the years, the team created and preserved a body of information that could fill libraries. The archive includes audio recordings from the Lincoln Park lectures concerning the High Low Radiance Corridor, generally considered Dr. Rojas’ springboard into celebrity status, as well as early, more personal recordings of discussions made between Dr. Rojas and Lopez Feliu in that basement living space. Also held in the Rojas Press archive are numerous transcriptions of the Doctor’s earliest ruminations and talks.
A new addition to the Rojas Press catalog is the documentary brochure. Through these, one can read about the Doctor’s role in various projects, at the same time getting valuable and hard to obtain information about the events that surrounded Dr. Rojas’ lectures and ruminations.
Rojas Press remains a small operation, with Lopez Feliu still taking care of most of the day to day tasks of putting together new materials and maintaining the archive.