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The Twilight Language of Nigel Kneale
Edited by S.S. Sandhu, The Twilight Language of Nigel Kneale is a limited-edition Risograph book published by Texte und Töne in collaboration with the Colloquium for Unpopular Culture to mark A CATHODE RAY SÉANCE: THE HAUNTED WORLDS OF NIGEL KNEALE, a day-long event held in November 2012.
The book was designed by Rob Carmichael, SEEN and was printed by Keegan Cooke at Circadian Press.
Contributors include: Sophia Al-Maria, Bilge Ebiri, Mark Fisher, William Fowler, Ken Hollings, Paolo Javier, Roger Luckhurst, China Miéville, Drew Mulholland, David Pike, Mark Pilkington, Joanna Ruocco, Sukhdev Sandhu, Dave Tompkins, Michael Vazquez, and Evan Calder Williams.
Copies come with an 11 x 17 Risograph poster produced for the A CATHODE RAY SÉANCE event in Septembber 2012.
Initial copies also came with a limited edition cassette tape 'Restigeists' with music from Hong Kong in the 60s, Listening Center, The Real Tuesday Weld, The Asterism & Xylitol, Emma Hammond & Robin the Fog and Mordant Music.
The book was designed by Rob Carmichael, SEEN and was printed by Keegan Cooke at Circadian Press.
Contributors include: Sophia Al-Maria, Bilge Ebiri, Mark Fisher, William Fowler, Ken Hollings, Paolo Javier, Roger Luckhurst, China Miéville, Drew Mulholland, David Pike, Mark Pilkington, Joanna Ruocco, Sukhdev Sandhu, Dave Tompkins, Michael Vazquez, and Evan Calder Williams.
Copies come with an 11 x 17 Risograph poster produced for the A CATHODE RAY SÉANCE event in Septembber 2012.
Initial copies also came with a limited edition cassette tape 'Restigeists' with music from Hong Kong in the 60s, Listening Center, The Real Tuesday Weld, The Asterism & Xylitol, Emma Hammond & Robin the Fog and Mordant Music.
128 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2013
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