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hello,
i bought 2 books about ceramic:
Keramik der 50er jahre by Horst makus
and deutsche keramik und porzellane der 60er und 70er jahre by M.P. Thomas.
Is there somebody how nows that their exist more good books about ceramic from the sixteis en seventies?
i bought 2 books about ceramic:
Keramik der 50er jahre by Horst makus
and deutsche keramik und porzellane der 60er und 70er jahre by M.P. Thomas.
Is there somebody how nows that their exist more good books about ceramic from the sixteis en seventies?
Jim M78- Number of posts: 27
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Re: What books?
There is another book available (in english): "Fat lava" by Mark Hill from England. More about ceramics from the seventies, I guess.
Really well done book, love it.
Really well done book, love it.
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Re: What books?
There are a couple of mistakes in Mark's book (which he acknowledges) so be aware - but it's still a cracking little book.
There has been talk of another book for several years now about to be released by an ex-member of this site however don't hold your breath.
There has been talk of another book for several years now about to be released by an ex-member of this site however don't hold your breath.
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is that book still going to be published?
As I understand it the publishing date was many months ago??
As I understand it the publishing date was many months ago??
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months ago? years you mean! 

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anne wrote:There is another book available (in english): "Fat lava" by Mark Hill from England. More about ceramics from the seventies, I guess.
Really well done book, love it.
Mark Hill is a member of this board actually :ch11: :ch11: :ch11:
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Re: What books?
But he is not the ex-member who spoke of his "definitive fat lava" book.
Carolyn
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No Carolyn, Mark is the member who actually published his book,Kev is the ex member who said he would publish a book (but that was years ago as I remember)
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The fat lava catalogue by mark hill, was in conjunction with the exhibition at kings lynn along with graham cooley , that has sold out, but another version with the mistakes cleared up will be available at the next exhibition next year .Ed

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dantheman wrote:No Carolyn, Mark is the member who actually
published his book,Kev is the ex member who said he would publish a
book (but that was years ago as I remember)
That was a statement, not a question.
Carolyn

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and I agree with your statement 

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Apparently it takes years and years to produce a book , so Iv'e been told .

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Fair enough really - Marcus took 10 years from initial idea to finished product. We'll be generous and give you know who another couple of years then 

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I could have sworn that the last we heard he was in the final editing
stages. But maybe it required an appendix or two (or maybe an
appendictomy
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Carolyn
stages. But maybe it required an appendix or two (or maybe an
appendictomy
)Carolyn

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now now Carolyn! 

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