Eaxct Change 20th Anniversary

[Dave Monroe]

From: Exact Change Mailing List [mailto:mailinglist at exactchange.com]
Sent: Monday, May 04, 2009 2:12 PM
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Subject: 20th Anniversary publication and celebration

To the Exact Change Mailing list:

In celebration of our 20th Anniversary of publishing we have printed a
full-color history of the press complete with images of all the covers
to our books, selected title pages, nutty ephemera and correspondence
with authors.

This perfect-bound, 32-page softcover catalogue will be sent to you
free with the purchase of any 3 titles (or any purchase of $30 or
more). If you already have all the books you need, but still want the
catalogue, it can be ordered on its own for $20 from our new
"Rarities" page, where you will also find a limited number of our rare
and out-of-print publications, including signed editions.

Also: we are holding a celebratory event for the press on June 23rd in
Brooklyn, NY at ISSUE Project Room with support from the WIRE
magazine. Musicians including Joan La Barbara and Loren Conners will
be responding in sound to Exact Change texts, and publishers from
presses including New Directions and UbuWeb will be reading from their
favorites as well. Attached is an announcement with complete details.
Hope to see you there!

-- Damon Krukowski and Naomi Yang
Publishers
Exact Change
http://www.exactchange.com

Recent releases:

BACK IN STOCK
Composition in Retrospect
by John Cage

ISBN 978-1-878972-11-1
184 pages, paperback
$15.95

"Cage's final word on the principles and ideas that generated all of
his work... Masterful and wise composition, playful and serious, and
absolute music despite being made of language."
- L.A. Reader


BACK IN STOCK & NOW UPDATED for OSX
Immemory: A CD-Rom
by Chris Marker

ISBN 1-878972-39-1
$17.95
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: For Macintosh computers only, running OS X
version 10.4.11 or later, including 10.5 "Leopard"

"Chris Marker has a brilliant mind and heart and appetite for life,
and it's a privilege to travel with him to whatever he chooses to
remember and to evoke. He is one of cinema's all time greats - the
most important reflective or non-narrative filmmaker after Dziga
Vertov."
- Susan Sontag