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Clandestine radios and concealed kitchens / Nathan Carter
Main entry:

Carter, Nathan, 1970- artist.

Title & Author:

Clandestine radios and concealed kitchens / Nathan Carter

Publication:

Paris : Onestar Press, 2010

Description:

1 online resource (77 PDF pages) : illustrations

Restrictions:

Open access

Notes:
"Published 2010; 140 x 225 mm; 150 pages; Cover: Paperback, color, glossy finish; Binding: glue bound Interior: black and white"--Publisher's description
"What do Agent Katsudon, Agent Yeni Raki, The Countess Vodcula, The Albatross, The Sicilian, The Chef de Cuisine, Mr. Bernard, Agent Bobcat, The Buddha and the "WAH" have in common? They all belong to a mysterious fraternity of darkly bespectacled agents and clandestine radio/signal operators who navigate a maze of shifting loyalties and alliances while risking their lives in sensational car chases. They send encrypted messages into the foggy ether of the night sky and then have a savory snack baked in a concealed kitchen, embedded with a piece of micro-film alluding to future covert affairs. Allies could potentially be enemies. Loyalty is bought, betrayal is a way of life and in Paris there are often several ways to look at things ..."--Publisher's Web site
"First edition limited to 250 numbered copies"--Colophon
Title from PDF page 1
Summary:

"What do Agent Katsudon, Agent Yeni Raki, The Countess Vodcula, The Albatross, The Sicilian, The Chef de Cuisine, Mr. Bernard, Agent Bobcat, The Buddha and the "WAH" have in common? They all belong to a mysterious fraternity of darkly bespectacled agents and clandestine radio/signal operators who navigate a maze of shifting loyalties and alliances while risking their lives in sensational car chases. They send encrypted messages into the foggy ether of the night sky and then have a savory snack baked in a concealed kitchen, embedded with a piece of micro-film alluding to future covert affairs. Allies could potentially be enemies. Loyalty is bought, betrayal is a way of life and in Paris there are often several ways to look at things..."-- provided by distributor.

Resources:
Full text PDF
Subject:

American wit and humor 21st century.
Humorous stories, American.
Spy stories Miscellanea.
Artists' books United States Specimens.
Humour américain 21e siècle.
Récits humoristiques américains.
Livres d'artistes États-Unis Spécimens.
Spy stories
Artists' books
American wit and humor
United States

Form/genre:

Artists' books.
artists' books (books)
Trivia and miscellanea
Specimens
Livres d'artistes.

Added entries:

Onestar Press, publisher.

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