Problem Solving in Environmental Biology

Science & Math

Bailey, Stuart

Ennos, Rolland

Biological Sciences

Longman Scientific and Technical

E. C. Large (1902-1976) was—in chronological order—an industrial chemist, writer, and plant scientist. Best known for his 1940 history of plant diseases, The Advance of the Fungi, it is his long-out-of-print late-1930s oeuvre that will fascinate a new generation of readers. God's Amateur: The Writing of E.C. Large is a long-overdue critical revaluation of the fictional creations of a liberal free thinker whose exacting, imaginative prose is often compared to that of George Orwell. Featuring an account of Large's life; a full bibliography of published writings; and a selection of shorter pieces—travel essays, reportage, reveries, book reviews—God's Amateur reveals the full extent of Large's ambitions as a writer. An extended essay by Stuart Bailey (editor of Dot Dot Dot) discusses the writings from a wider contemporary perspective.

God's Amateur: The Writing of E.C. Large

Kinross, Robin

Religion & Spirituality

Hyphen Press

The journal whose very name promises more to come is back with a new issue certain to surprise and delight its dedicatedlegion of readers. Dot Dot Dotinvites a multidisciplinary group of contributors to write design pieces about the past, present, and future of visual culture. Far from your typical design magazine filled with glossy and overproduced work by the usual suspects, Dot Dot Dot has become the premier venue for creative journalism on diverse subjectsmusic, art, literature, and architecturethat affect the way we think about and make design. Smart, passionate, and imaginatively designed, Dot Dot Dot is for graphic designers and anyone interested in the creative practice of the visual arts.

Dot Dot Dot 16: A W.a.s.t.e. of Ink

Arts & Photography

Graphic Design

Princeton Architectural Press

After eighteen issues, Dot Dot Dot remains the must-read journal on every designer's desk. By steering clear of both commercial portfolio presentations and impenetrable academic theory, it has become the premier venue for creative journalism on diverse subjects, such as music, art, literature, and architecture, that affect the way we think about and make design. Dot Dot Dot 19 presents the latest fieldwork of a multidisciplinary group ofcontributors investigating the web of influences shaping contemporary culture. Smart, passionate, and imaginativelydesigned, Dot Dot Dot is for graphic designers and anyone interested in the visual arts.

At The Time Of Writing (Dot Dot Dot, 19)

Literature & Fiction

History & Criticism

The must-read journal on every designer's desk, Dot Dot Dot covers design in the widest possible sense. Steering clear of both commercial portfolio presentations and impenetrable academic theory, it offers intelligent, passionate, and clever writing on the tangled web of influences that determine the shape of contemporary cultural production. Art, music, language, film, literature—you never know what you might discover on its offbeat pages. Featuring a design as unexpected as its content, Dot Dot Dot 20 presents new artifacts from its ongoinginvestigation into the past, present, and future of visual culture.

Dot Dot Dot 20

Nel Momento is fireflies and moonbeams, hiking the Cinque Terre, bellinis at Harry's Bar, Gregorian chanting of Olivetan monks in a centuries-old monastery, three-hour dinners beside the ancient Boboli Garden wall with new neighbors, quickly becoming old friends. Nel Momento is this and much more. It's not a travel book in the traditional sense. It's a book for foodies; veteran globe trotters and complete novices; those who know Italy and love her, or for those who yearn to experience the magic for the first time. It's for dreamers and starry-eyed romantics. It's for those who love to dine al fresco on a lawn overlooking a moonlit vineyard, or those who would rather shop the mercato for fresh pasta and prosciutto and parmesan to prepare their own feast... accompanied by a chianti from a neighborhood enoteca. It's all about finding your perfect Italian moment and living it. Enjoy!Nel Momento is Stu Bailey's first venture into the wild and wonderful world of book writing, inspired after publishing several articles in the well-known international food magazine, Tastes of Italia. A banker most of his working career, Stu's love of travel started at the age of twelve with a month's trip to Paris and his love of music and art (he's an accomplished stone sculptor), has shaped him into anything but a left-brained pencil pusher. Follow Stu and his wife, Jamie, as they unplug for nine weeks, traveling from Roma to Venezia, Lago di Como to the Cinque Terre, wandering the back alleys of Firenze, purposefully lost. A once in a lifetime adventure that brings you along, feeling you're right there beside them.

Nel Momento: Staying in the Italian moment

Travel

Travel Writing

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

The journal whose very name promises more to come delivers two issues this season. There aren't too many places to find intelligent, passionate, and witty writing about the past, present, and future of visual culture. Dot Dot Dot, the brilliant journal edited by Stuart Bailey and Peter Bilak, is one of the few we've found, and we're happy to be able to present it in our catalog. Issue 10, the composite issue, collects the best pieces from the previous issues into one new one. In the first issue Dot Dot Dot laid out a statement of intent. Issue 10 will be the answer to that intent. It can only be answered with conviction now, in hindsight, after the necessary mistakes and false trails. So making this compilation issue is not really a retrospective act, but more the logical form for the next steps.

Dot Dot Dot 10

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