http://trunkbook.com/trunk TRUNK BOOKS: a series of small, corporeal, personal, and sensual books. Fri, 14 May 2010 04:39:20 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en See detnk.com http://trunkbook.com/trunk/2010/05/14/trunk-at-detnk-com/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/petitechose/3686598325/ http://trunkbook.com/trunk/2010/05/14/petite-chose-on-flickr/ The Trunk series explores the way the human body bisects the world of art and writing. Volume One: Hair, begins at the top with one of the most contested and contradictory body parts – simultaneously a symbol of attraction and revulsion. More at uts.edu.au http://trunkbook.com/trunk/2010/05/14/trunk-volume-one-hair-uts/ The casting call for Hair (the book) was probably pretty similar to that of Hair (the musical). Seeking: bearded Jesus look-alikes (Portuguese Christian Princess St. Wilgefortis makes an appearance), long-haired hippies (we don't know that for sure, but some of the contributors seem like likely candidates), stylised afros (from the ... http://trunkbook.com/trunk/2009/11/03/trunk-volume-1-hair-two-thousand/ Trunk books are a new series of personal, sensual books that are intended to be filled with beautiful and fascinating content. The idea is that they’re filled with treasure, just like an old trunk in the attic. More at design-milk.com http://trunkbook.com/trunk/2009/09/30/trunk-on-design-milk/ See (scroll down!) designanddesign.com http://trunkbook.com/trunk/2009/06/30/123/ TRUNK Volume Two: BLOOD Submissions due December 31 2010 further details on the two: BLOOD page or Download submission guidelines http://trunkbook.com/trunk/2009/06/23/volume-two-call-for-submissions/ Launch of Trunk Volume One: Hair Edited by Suzanne Boccalatte & Meredith Jones Published by Boccalatte Pty Ltd. Please join us at the Sydney Writers' Festival to celebrate. ... http://trunkbook.com/trunk/2009/06/19/volume-one-hair-launch/ An artistic volume teases out the cultural, religious and social significance of human hair. Advertisement WE LOVE it cascading from a woman's head, long, thick and lustrous. We admire it arching above a smokily kohled eye. But catch a hair in the mouth or, worse, in the back of the throat and ... http://trunkbook.com/trunk/2009/05/16/twisted-whiskers-smh-may-16-2009/