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• 1 October 2009 / Issues / Dot Dot Dot 18
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Set in Edinburgh, 2009

The bottle you hold in your hands is a contract, executed some 12 years ago / The contract you hold in your hands is a bottle, due around 2021.


CO-OP-ED

EITHER OR OR OR HOW I GOT RELIGION
by Domenick Ammarati

CHANGE PAGE
by Dave Hullfish Bailey

THE RELATIONS
Michaelangelo Pistoletto in conversation
with Clementine Deliss

TORSLANDA TO UDDEVALLA VIA KALMAR
by Jan Åke Granath
with footnotes by Liam Gillick

‘I’M ONLY A DESIGNER’:
THE DOUBLE LIFE OF ERNST BETTLER
by Christopher Wilson

AND SO TO BED
by Christopher Wilson

THE UNEDITOR
Randall McLeod in conversation with Mark Owens
(and Aaron Kunin)

THE SKY IS NOT THE LIMIT
by Angie Keefer
illustrated by Chris Evans

THE ADAPTOR
Jay Baldwin in conversation with Raimundas Malasauškas

ON THE SELF-REFLEXIVE PAGE
Louis Lüthi

THE MASTERER
Rashad Becker in conversation with Robert Henke

BADLY EXPLAINED
by Anthony Huberman

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
by David Foster Wallace
Inside front and back covers

MITIM (THETA)
by Radim Peško
Use to set an Anagram Procedural
by Richard Grusin \

Inserted
∞ HOSPITALITY
by David Senior
illustrated by Karel Martens

AND

THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE
Chapter 9
by Will Holder