ESOPUS

Although the virtual version is no where close the printed one, you can read some of the articles and see some of the images,  have a read at the TELEVISION ISSUE .

And then tell me if its interesting, cos I have no time to read it, I  just flicked through it at the Tate's bookshop and wished I could buy it as well as the other books I already had in my hand.

I choose the books, 3 for 2 ...  little pocket books, perfect for before sleeping:

1.-  An Apology for Idlers by Robert Louis Stevenson,  which already at page 9 probes to be hilarious.

2.- The pleasure of Hating by William Hazlitt

3.- The work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction by Walter Benjamin.