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• After 10 years and 20 issues we’re ending Dot Dot Dot and we would like to take this opportunity to thank our readers and contributors since 2000 for your ongoing interest and support. HOWEVER please note that it’s more accurately a *pseudo*-ending, as our constellation will continue to assemble a bi-annual publication with a new name, Bulletins of The Serving Library, that will carry on where Dot Dot Dot left off. The first Bulletins — effectively Dot Dot Dot 21 — is due out in Spring 2011. More information on the reasons for the shift, including root-level changes in our publishing mechanism, is available at www.servinglibrary.org. From now on, the present website is an archive.
  
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Doing Nothing or An Email Conversation with Eugene Menard
by Kim Levine

In The Surf or What is a Typographer in a Culture where Emotions and Images Prevail at the Expense of Thoughts and Words?
by Wigger Bierma

SolReSol: Langue Musique Universelle or Interpreting a Broken Wineglass
by goodwill

Joep Van Lieshout, Artist, Sculptor, Designer, Scientist, Inventor, Racing-car Driver or A Case-Study in Roleplaying
by Ryan Gander

On Faith and Foundation 33 or Makers vs. Takers
by Conny Purtill

The People's Charter

Fragment from ROMA 28
by ROMA

Statement or I'm Frightened [read]
by Roger Bridgman

Experimental Jetset versus The World

Stereotypes on the Street or In Search of Mr Ligac
by Peter Bilak

Girl in the picture or Excerpts from the Ford Taunus Project (unfinished)
by Daniel van der Velden

Magritte's Wrong or A Moment of your Time (Call for Entries)
by Erik van Blokland

Moving Targets or Cappuccino Arrives at Glasgow Airport
by Christopher Wilson

Telemarketing Script vs. Counter-script
by EGBG

After Charter 99 or Not Just an Architecture, a Just Architecture
by Shumon Basar

Q: Norman Potter
A: John Morgan