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RnB Edits
by Josh Baines

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46 pages 
13 x 19 cm 
Single colour risograph with four colour illustrations
Edition of 150 
Perfect bound 
2013
With his debut short story collection, Josh Baines paints a portrait of an American dream in turmoil. Nominally based on the imagined private lives of publicly known personas, he uses Swimming pools, Chris brown's dick, the search for the perfect sandwich, bowling balls, memory, loss, isolation, Katy Perry and bottles of Evian to explore what it means to surrender any sense of self to the overarching machinations of popular culture in the twenty first century.

About

Undercurrents in international publishing, est. 2011 (London, UK)

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Distributed in the US by Citizen Editions
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Website by Dan Powell


Press

The Face - Bronze Age: 10 Years of Riotous Independent Publishing [March 2021]

AnOther Mag - Party Like It's 1999: Eerie. Forgotten Photos From an End of the World Rave [July 2021]

It's Nice That - Acts of Natural Magik presents Pokémon landscape photography in the post-Giovanni era [November 2019]

C4 Journal - Sasha Kurmaz - Poisonous Berries [February 2022]



Stockists

Antenne Books (London, UK)
Dashwood Books (New York, USA)
Desert Island (New York, USA)
Donlon Books (London, UK)
Draw Down Books (Guilford, USA)
Floating World Comics (Portland, USA)
Good Press (Glasgow, UK)
Gosh! Comics (London, UK)
Gnash Comics (Ashburton, UK)
ICA (London, UK)
McNally Jackson (New York, USA)
Orbital Comics (London, UK)
Other Books (Los Angeles, USA)
Printed Matter (New York, USA)
Quimby's (Chicago, USA)
Rye Wax (London, UK)
Tenderbooks (London, UK)
Ti Pi Tin (London, UK)
Village (Leeds, UK)
Needles and Pens (San Francisco, USA)

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