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SMASH THE STATE & HAVE A NICE DAY: A LARRY FAGIN READER by Miles Champion (Ed.)

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133 x 311mm, 214 pages, Black white printing, Cloth bound, Hardcover, 2026 The primary motivating thought behind this book is that some of the lists Larry Fagin shared with friends and students over the years might be of interest to others. His three most substantial lists—“Film Favorites,” “Poetry,” and the longest by far, “Prose”—are here accompanied by other, shorter lists and occasional pieces of various kinds: travel writing (both armchair and actual), notes for talks, interviews Fagin conducted with himself (like Marcel Duchamp’s bachelor, the list-maker grinds his own chocolate), and as

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