The Margin
A Canongate Diary for 2008
Book
Paperback/Softback
365 pages
978-1-84195-841-5 (ISBN)
Description
Every year, a new editor will be commissioned to fill the Diary with his or her ideas and contributions: favourite pictures, poetry or essays; new work from cutting-edge artists, photographers and writers; and original work from the editor. In addition, the Diary will be created in association with award-winning designers Pentagram, ensuring a week-by week layout that is both functional and stylish. It provides plenty of space for all practical uses, as well as enough reading matter to fill a book.
Reviews / Votes
"The Canongate Diary is one of the most exciting publishing projects I have ever been involved with. We are aiming to create the equivalent of a great festival - Meltdown, say, or Hay-on-Wye. Every year, the Diary will be compiled by a different guest editor with a straightforward brief - bring together the most interesting, most thought-provoking, most original writing, artwork, photography, new and old. As such, I can think of no better inaugural editor than Brian Eno, whose wit, erudition and wide-ranging reading will illuminate 2007, and beyond." Andy Miller, Canongate Non - fiction Editorial Director"More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Edinburgh
United Kingdom
Dimensions
Height: 250 mm
Width: 170 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-84195-841-5 (9781841958415)
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Person
BRIAN ENO'S career encompasses music, writing, lecturing, teaching and the visual arts. He has released a series of critically acclaimed solo albums and has collaborated with the likes of John Cale, Nico, Robert Fripp, David Bowie and the band 'James'. His award-winning production work spans from Gavin Bryars and Talking Heads to U2 and Laurie Anderson. Eno has been a Visiting Professor at the Royal College of Art in London and has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Technology from Plymouth University and Honorary Professorship by the Universitat der Kunste in Berlin. He is also a founder of The Long Now Foundation and his writings on politics, culture and communications have been widely published.