Amy from the ever wonderful Pikaland has written a great review of Quoteskine Volume 1. And in doing so she has also become the first person in recorded human history to call me an optimist. Read the full review (and/or look at the pictures) at Pikaland.com The book was also featured on a site called wisdomwoman.com where Quoteskine was featured as an “inspiring book” alongside Kate Bingaman Burt’s Obsessive Consumption. Which is awesome, since Kate’s Obsessive Consumption project was something that inspired me right at the start of Quoteskine. It’s also great to say Kate Bingaman Burt’s amazing sounding name to yourself over and over. And finally, an Argentinian illustrator called Agustin Graham Nakamura wrote a post about the book, and said it’s “filled with humour and sometimes with terrible cynicism and pessimism”.  Yes. That’s much more like it.
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Amy from the ever wonderful Pikaland has written a great review of Quoteskine Volume 1.

And in doing so she has also become the first person in recorded human history to call me an optimist.

Read the full review (and/or look at the pictures) at Pikaland.com

The book was also featured on a site called wisdomwoman.com where Quoteskine was featured as an “inspiring book” alongside Kate Bingaman Burt’s Obsessive Consumption. Which is awesome, since Kate’s Obsessive Consumption project was something that inspired me right at the start of Quoteskine. It’s also great to say Kate Bingaman Burt’s amazing sounding name to yourself over and over.

And finally, an Argentinian illustrator called Agustin Graham Nakamura wrote a post about the book, and said it’s “filled with humour and sometimes with terrible cynicism and pessimism”. 

Yes.

That’s much more like it.

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