Performativizing Papyrocentricity #10

Papyrocentric Performativity Presents:

Sea Here – Sea Charts of the British Isles: A Voyage of Discovery around Britain & Ireland’s Coastline, John Blake (Conway Maritime Press, 2005)

Art-Bandit – Outsider II: Always Almost, Never Quite, Brian Sewell (Quartet Books, 2012)

Clarke’s Arks – Imperial Earth (1976) and Rendezvous with Rama (1972), Arthur C. Clarke

The Joy of ’Leks – The Dalek Handbook, Steve Tribe and James Goss (BBC Books, 2011)


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He Say, He Sigh, He Sow #12

“There were no bears, but at one point I disturbed an eagle on a ledge — and perhaps have seen nothing more beautiful than the one lazy flap of its wings that set it on a seemingly effortless vertical flight up the sun-warmed cliff behind it.” — the art-critic Brian Sewell describing a Turkish journey in Outsider II: Always Almost, Never Quite (2012).