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The Terrorist's Handbook,
David Schulz
White Noise,
António Júlio Duarte
Things here and things still to come, José Pedro Cortes
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Plastic, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways
Megumi Tomomitsu
Megumi Tomomitsu is fond of the plastic bag. She has even compiled a pretty exhaustive list of reasons why. For someone (and somehow I think I am not alone here) who stores hundreds of the things for absolutely no discernable reason, this interests me. Thinking about it, I probably own more plastic bags than photobooks, than items of clothing, than pretty much anything actually. Thank you Megumi, you have convinced me that I should learn to love my plastic bags, or at least to set them free.
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