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The Age of Earthquakes: A Guide to the Extreme Present
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The Age of Earthquakes: A Guide to the Extreme Present

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A unique artistic and literary collaboration of images, ideas and slogans, on how the internet has changed us

Human experience - love, money, belief, progress, politics, time - doesn’t look or feel the way it used to. Wonder why? Because you are the last generation that will die.

A unique collaboration between three people, The Age of Earthquakes tours the world that’s left behind as the world we knew melts away. A book of perceptions set in our ‘extreme present’, it’s a new history of the world, a portrait of our digital era in a relentlessly paper form. Because we haven’t just changed our brains these past few years. We’ve changed the structure of the planet.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Penguin Books Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
22 April 2015
Pages
256
ISBN
9780141979564

A unique artistic and literary collaboration of images, ideas and slogans, on how the internet has changed us

Human experience - love, money, belief, progress, politics, time - doesn’t look or feel the way it used to. Wonder why? Because you are the last generation that will die.

A unique collaboration between three people, The Age of Earthquakes tours the world that’s left behind as the world we knew melts away. A book of perceptions set in our ‘extreme present’, it’s a new history of the world, a portrait of our digital era in a relentlessly paper form. Because we haven’t just changed our brains these past few years. We’ve changed the structure of the planet.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Penguin Books Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
22 April 2015
Pages
256
ISBN
9780141979564