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• 1 October 2010 / Issues / Dot Dot Dot 20
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in which Dot Dot Dot tries — finally — to be as direct as possible about 
what it’s come to stand for and what it thinks it’s gonna do about it.

A NOTE ON THE TYPE
by Dexter Sinister

IT IS ONLY WHEN ONE MANAGES TO SOMEHOW GAIN A GREAT HEIGHT …
by Dexter Sinister (and others)

TOWARDS AN INTUITIVE UNDERSTANDING OF THE FOURTH DIMENSION (CONTINUED)
compiled by David William

ONE MODEL FOR CULTURAL PRODUCTION
by Pablo Lafuente

THE LONG TAIL
by Mark Leckey

TUESDAY
by F.R. David

DEAR TUESDAY
by The Blind Man

SURPLUS TO REQUIREMENTS
by Francesco Manacorda

A WALK IN THIN AIR
by Dieter Roelstraete

A HALF-OPEN LETTER
from Mike Sperlinger

AN OPEN LETTER
from Rudolf Delson

ANOTHER OPEN LETTER
from Stuart Bailey

RGB & CMYK
related (in B/W) by Nick Relph

IF YOU STUCK A TAG ON THEM …
by Stuart Bailey

DUCK, RABBIT, ETC.
by Angie Keefer

R.I.P.
by Mark Owens

X-RAY SPECS
compiled by James Langdon

plus

THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE
Chapter 32 by Will Holder

and

MITIM KAPPA
by Radim Peško, used to set the following

FINAL WORDS
by Stuart Bailey