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Monday Readings This time at /22h45/: N o n - R a n d o m  Q u e s t i o n s published by EAK Press
Monday Readings This time at /23h28/: S p e l l i n g  C a b i n e t c. 1790 seen at V&A Museum of Childhood
// Because once we got from Sunday to Monday we can manage anything // Monday Readings This time at /21h19/: P a p e r  S a m p l e s  f r o m  G F  S m i t h
// Because once we got from Sunday to Monday we can manage anything // Monday Readings This time at /22h46/: V i c t o r i a n  C h i l d r e n ‘ s  B o o k s arranged for Europalia 73 Great Britain by the National Book League in co-operation with the British Council Victoria & Albert Museum 1973
// Because once we got from Sunday to Monday we can manage anything // Monday Readings This time at /20h52/: Z O O  P e t i t e  P l a n è t e ‘Petite Planète series of travel guides was initiated by Chris Marker and published, with his contribution between 1954-1963, by Èditions du Seuil, Paris. A Zoo for Chris Marker by Richard Bevan & Tamsin Clark collects images of animals from each of the 31 books that Marker had involvement in and brings them together in a new artist book.’ - Tenderbooks by Richard Bevan and Tamsin Clark designed by Setsuko printed by Aldgate Press 2015
// Because once we got from Sunday to Monday we can manage anything // Monday Readings This time at /18h59/: B u i l d  ‘ n  P l a y seen at Hema
// Because once we got from Sunday to Monday we can manage anything // Monday Readings This time at /23h32/: T h e  U l m  M o d e l accompanying the exhibition of the same name, to be seen at Raven Row Gallery until 18 December 2016 http://www.ravenrow.org/current/
// Because once we got from Sunday to Monday we can manage anything // Monday Readings This time at /19h58/: B ü c h e r  p e r f e k t  s e l b s t  b i n d e n (DIY Bookbinding) drawings, texts and cover design by Vasco Kintzel published by BoD - Books on Demand (2014)
// Because once we got from Sunday to Monday we can manage anything // Monday Readings This time at /14h40/: R e d u n d a n t  A c r o n y m  S y n d r o m e  S y n d r o m e by Jessie Flood-Paddock edited by Jeremy Akerman and Eileen Daly designed by Marion Guérineau published by Akerman Daly (2016) Subscribe to Akerman Daly emails to receive stories, poems and new writing by artists. - -> http://akermandaly.com/subscribe/
// Because once we got from Sunday to Monday we can manage anything // Monday Readings This time at /21h39/: T h e  L i b r a r y  W a s by Heiba Lamara, Sofia Niazi, Rose Nordin ‘The Library Way is part of A Future Library residency by One of My Kind (OOMK)‘ published by Book Works (2016)
// Because once we got from Sunday to Monday we can manage anything // Monday Readings This time at /09h54/: sample book  E a m e s  P l a s t i c  C h a i r seen at Heal’s, Brighton
// Because once we got from Sunday to Monday we can manage anything // Monday Readings This time at /22h57/: E r n e s t  e t  C é l e s t i n e  a u  m u s é e (Ernest and Célestine at the museum) written and illustrated by Gabrielle Vincent published by Casterman (2013)
// Because once we got from Sunday to Monday we can manage anything // Monday Readings This time at /23h33/: F a b r i a n o  n o t e b o o k A 5 paper: Copy Tinta 80 gsm cover: Sirio Tela 290 gsm found at Fabriano Boutique Covent Garden, London
// Because once we got from Sunday to Monday we can manage anything // Monday Readings by Notebooks Booknotes This time at /23h57/: M o v e m e n t Sketches by Clementine Flook seen at Southbank Centre’s The Clore Ballroom
// Because once we got from Sunday to Monday we can manage anything // Monday Readings by Notebooks Booknotes This time at /23h57/: W a n d e r k a r t e W a l k i n g  M a p C a r t e  t o u r i s t i q u e Find out about the project here
// Because once we got from Sunday to Monday we can manage anything // Monday Readings by Notebooks Booknotes This time at /22h21/: A l e x a n d e r  C a l d e r seen at Fondation Beyeler at the occasion of Alexander Calder & Fischli/Weiss (until 4 September 2016)
// Because once we got from Sunday to Monday we can manage anything // Monday Readings by Notebooks Booknotes This time at /21h21/: O  D i c c i o n á r i o  d o  M e n i n o  A n d e r s o n (Young Andersen's Dictionary) 'Elevator - An elevator is a broken staircase because it hasn't got steps. Because it's broken, you need to press a button in order for it to work. Envelope - When someone writes an address on an envelope, they are simply putting a compass on the paper so it knows where to go. Postmen don't really exist. Letters find their way to the right places by themselves (like pigeons) so long as the postcode is right. It's the stamp that knows the city and has a sense of direction.' written by Gonçalo M. Tavares illustrated by Madalena Matoso published by Planeta Tangeria (2015)