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Deep Ends: A Ballardian Anthology 2020 - Hardcover

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by Rick McGrath (Editor)

Deep Ends 2020 features 16 contributions of art, fiction, and analysis about or influenced by the work of JG Ballard. This oversized, full color anthology includes a JG Ballard Chronology, 1976-1982, by David Pringle, who also interviews Ballard's friend, Bill Spencer; poet Jeremy Reed writes about Ballard in the 1970s; Martin Bladh writes an experimental prose piece, artfully designed by Karolina Urbaniak; Maxim Jakubowski, Audrey Szasz, Steve Finbow, and Paul A. Green offer up some outrageous fiction; Chris Beckett writes a song; Rob Latham and Rick McGrath do some fun analysis; Paul H. Williams interviews filmmaker Zoe Beloff; Sam Scoggins and Yoshi Yubai contribute some amazing Ballardian photography; Tom Frick reveals how he did his famous Paris Review interview with Ballard; and Alison Carter interviews Ballard about his time at Cambridge.

Number of Pages: 174
Dimensions: 0.63 x 11 x 8.5 IN
Publication Date: September 21, 2020
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