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Tag Archives: books
Many A Happy Hour I’ve Spent Drawing Maps
I doubt there is much interest out there in paying even £15 for any of them, let alone £115,000. From The Awl, ‘The Maps We Wandered Into As Kids’.
Tom Chatfield on computer games
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Weekend reading
via akpress.org This is the inside story of Argentina’s remarkable movement to create factories run democratically by workers themselves. In 2001, the economy of Argentina collapsed. Unemployment reached a quarter of the workforce. Out of these terrible conditions was born … Continue reading
