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Out of Nothing HC 1
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May 2018
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What links Gutenberg's printing press, abstract expressionism, the theory of relativity, the discovery of DNA, hip-hop and the Internet? Spanning millennia, Daniel Locke's ambitious graphic novel explores humanity's inherent "dreaming mind" and its impact on our world. Surreal sequences take us from Gutenberg's printing press to Tim Berners-Lee's World Wide Web via Picasso, Einstein, Grandmaster Flash, and more. Locke shows how our basic instinct to observe, record, and connect has formed the basis for all human invention and progress.
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May 2018