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Friday, April 29, 2005

Canceled Flight

I recently ran across this hilarious book, titled Canceled Flight: 101 Tried and True Pigeon Killin' Methods, by A.V. Jones. And, since my credit card starts burning a whole in my pocket when I sees these sorts of gems, I may have to purchase this little fella by day's end. But that's between me and my credit card company. So...

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Pictured: A.V. Jones' book Canceled Flight: 101 Tried and True Pigeon Killin' Methods.

Jones has put together a top notch crew of illustrators and photographers, each imparting his or her preferred method of pigeon extermination, for what turns out to be a really clever idea for a book. A couple of my pals—Peter Sutherland, James Jean, and Matt Clark—contribute to this book, and its distributed by the always impressive powerHouse books.

posted by Matthew Newton @ Friday, April 29, 2005   1 comments


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