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A Romance

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Cover Statement (revised)
Editoral (after no.1)

Five Conversation Pieces
by John Morgan (from no.2)

Two Systems for London
by Robin Kinross (from no.4)

Loose Associations II
by Ryan Gander (continued from no.6)

The Double Life of Ernst Bettler
by Christopher Wilson (from no.2)

Why are all these Books Orange?
by Dmitri Siegel (from no.8)

(no title)
by Chris Evans (from no.9)

Statement or I'm Frightened
by Roger Bridgman (from no.3)

Who Cares?
by Roger Bridgman (from no.4)

Typography Ancient and Modern
by Anthony Froshaug (from no.2)

I Only Promised You a Promise I Couldn't Keep
by Steve Rushton (from no.5)

The Beatles/Stones Dialectic
by Ian Svenonius (from no.5)

The Art of the Essay Film
by Kodwo Eshun (from no.8)

Lazy Sunday Afternoon Afterthoughts
by Experimental Jetset (from no.7)

An Interview with Judith Williamson
by Gerry Beegan (from no.4)

A Late Evening in the Future (part one)
by Paul Elliman (from no.5)

The Problem with Posters
by Rob Giampietro (from no.7)

A Field Guide
by David Reinfurt (from no.6)

About Everything, Really
by Peter Bilak (continued from no.8)

Footnote
by Michael Bracewell (from no.7)

Bauhaus Yoga
by Paulina Olowska (from no.6)

On Graphic Design, 1978
by Stuart Bailey (corrected from no.2)