As part of the joint publishing program of the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art and Hell Marginham Press, the book Insectopedia by American anthropologist Hugh Raffles was published.

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An autobiographical story with elements of fiction, poetry and philosophical paradoxes. Attention! The probability of the presence of obscene language, as well as grammatical, punctuation and stylistic errors is 1 in 2. III Art, as a private thing, is pure anarchy. The path from the idea to the final result is determined by unsystematized freedom. Absolute freedom to choose an idea, implementation option, action, responsibility. Thoroughbred anarchy, such real creativity.

Preface by le Shizo Translation of Christopher Land's article "Apomorphine Silence: Cutting-up Burroughs' Theory of Language and Control" from the collection "Ephemera: theory & politics in organization. 5(3): 450-471" , dedicated to the Word/Virus concept and the Cut-up method developed by experimental writer William Burroughs.

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During the first hundreds of hours we are careful in our words and actions so as not to trample on our sleep... It's better to be a good person "swearing" than a quiet, well-mannered creature. Faina Ranevskaya We meet by chance... We rarely drink different drinks together... We bring out the best in us from the outside... We sniff, is it worth further? At night we instinctively touch our shells... We inhale the aftertaste of the night and the smell of the following morning...