Issue 32 Fire Winter 2008/09
Table of Contents
Columns
- Ingestion / Power Hungry
Ben Kafka
Dining with the Committee of Public Safety - A Minor History Of / Falling from Great Heights
Joshua Foer
Down to earth - Colors / Puce
Barry Sanders
A flea in your ear - Inventory / Everyone Once in Berlin!
Mel Gordon
A semiotics of the Weimar streetwalker
- The Cosmonaut of the Erotic Future
Aaron Schuster
A brief history of levitation from St. Joseph to Yuri Gagarin - To Sit, to Stand, to Write
George Pendle
The author’s position - Notes on Scent
Adam Jasper and Nadia Wagner
How do you smell? - A Fish Called Plaice
An introduction - Artist Project / Flounder No. 2
Nesta Mayo - Plaice and Place
Sanelma Nicht
The significance of space and locality in the investigation of Pleuronectes platessa - Artist Project / Plaice
Dan Woerner - Plaice Names
Allen S. Weiss
A real mouthful - Screenplay Pitch for An American Plaice
Tim Davis
Coming, perhaps, to a cinema near you - Hook, Line, and Sinker: An Interview with Russ Symons
Jeffrey Kastner and Russ Symons
A quiet sort of fishing - Tour of Duty
Therese Robert
USS Plaice at war - Beginning the End
Jon Calame
In the zero thickness of the International Date Line
- Fire and Truth
D. Graham Burnett
Learning from spectroscopy - Iron Ivy
Thomas A. P. Van Leeuwen
The picturesque charm of the American fire escape - George R. Lawrence, Aeronaut Photographer
Christopher Turner
Above the ruins of San Francisco - Superflex and the Re-branding of Denmark
Mats Bigert - The Great Integrator: An Interview with Stephen J. Pyne
Jeffrey Kastner and Stephen J. Pyne
Fire in North America - Marks of Assurance
Janet Connelly
The birth of fire insurance - Sparks of Life
Simon Werrett
Fireworks and physiology - The Rational Hearth
Frumento Combusti
Gauger, Descartes, and the Vestal Complex - Domesday
Julia Wolcott
Bucky Fuller’s dome on fire
- Postcard / Re-branding Denmark
Superflex - Bookmark / Fire in the Hole
The Scoville Scale
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