TYPE Review 1.2

TYPE Review Volume 1 Issue 2 was published early summer 2009.

The featured author was the Triangle project. TYPE 1.2 and Triangle was launched at Kibble Palace, Botanic Gardens, Glasgow on 28th May 2009. Triangle can be viewed at brownwilliams.org.

Covers of TYPE Review Volume 1 Issue 2

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TYPE Volume 1 Issue 2 is now available from our store.

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A tower block in Glasgow

I’ve been on holiday again. Completely absent from what is usually my reality. And I didn’t even have to leave the city. It seems funny that you can vanish so completely from a place that normally seems so small, where everybody knows everybody and a day doesn’t go by that you don’t bump into an acquaintance or friend unexpectedly – typically when you are looking exceptionally rough and are in a hurry and probably in some sort of pain which makes your salutary smile look twisted and morbid hence deepening the sense of social paranoia that we all seem to suffer from.

gone with the peace

The novel, Luicien Goldmann argued in his 1964 work, Towards a Sociology of the Novel (Amazon Link), should be considered in terms of the economic situation from which it emerged. He's a nice Marxist.

“The novel form seems to me, in effect, to be the transposition on the literary plane of everyday life in the individualistic society created by market production. There is a rigorous homology [structural resonance] between the literary form of the novel...and the everyday relation between man and commodities in general, and by extension between men and other men, in a market society.”

Well why not? It seems commonsensical that writers are products of their surroundings, as are novels.

The covers of the first edition of Gone With the Wind, and a 1954 edition of War an Peace

Gone with the Wind, Hard-back, Macmillan 1936 (First Edition) and War and Peace, Leo Tolstoy, Hardback, Macmillan 1942 Edition.

no-one will buy it

From the Logical Wisdom of Isabel

You had a scotch egg, I saw the wrapper, and Robbie wouldn’t eat a scotch egg, because he just wouldn’t do a thing like that. A girl came in and was very upset that we had sweet potatoes from Israel. And pomegranates. No they’re not, they’re amazing, they’re not stupid in Greece, they’re really nice. What if they’re not from occupied territory? Well you can’t, you can’t know. It's big, economy, maybe, but not the small people. Sweet potato farmers have to live, even if it is a country which is bad. It just says Israel, but I made a formal complaint about it.

This girl has come in – this soap, but it is an Israeli product – she’s complained about lots of things. She freaked about that as well, the soap; why does she have to be such a hypocrite; she ignores all the other bad things that happen in the world. It’s not my fault, give it a rest lady. The last time the shop tried to avoid all the Israeli products, other customers complained. I got confused, first I thought ‘this is wrong’, but I dunno. These pies aren’t really enough. Nor do I. Can't we just get drunk?

Ferret Comment: What a weirdo, what’s he doing?

Social Networking, oh dear: our Facebook back-volume for a tenner deal

We've given in and added a few nods to social networking (ironically choosing to promote a little on Facebook, when this week Google Buzz is the hot new thing.)

For a limited time (how limited is a total secret) you can purchase the whole of TYPE Review Volume 1 (that is our 2008/09 edition [RED]) for £10 (RRP £13, includes P&P to one UK address, International shipping extra).

Fishing for crayfish is rather like buying a book, but not like reading it.

For the past two months I have been slowly gathering the materials with which to hunt the vicious Signal crayfish, grey squirrel of our waterways, a scourge of riverbanks, fish stocks and native species of crayfish. To do this I have followed the instructions of George Monbiot, and last week I put the finishing touches to my free ticket to a meal.

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