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[parantuja]

I want to find Hervé Guibert's novella The Dogs (Les Chiens). I only found it in French, or at least the text claims itself to be the book (can not know, since I do not understand French). Anyone know where to look? I've only tried Internet Archive and z-library, and of course Google.

Depending on where you are, I am pretty sure that I saw physical copies available at the Semiotext(e) bookshelf residency at the ICA LA.   Hedi El Kholti also mentioned to me in an email that the pamphlet series may (though it sounds unlikely) get a reprint at some point.

If you contact the museum and ask, they may even be able to ship it to you: https://www.theicala.org/en/

Thank you!

[Balor/SS1535]

I want to find Hervé Guibert's novella The Dogs (Les Chiens). I only found it in French, or at least the text claims itself to be the book (can not know, since I do not understand French). Anyone know where to look? I've only tried Internet Archive and z-library, and of course Google.

Depending on where you are, I am pretty sure that I saw physical copies available at the Semiotext(e) bookshelf residency at the ICA LA.   Hedi El Kholti also mentioned to me in an email that the pamphlet series may (though it sounds unlikely) get a reprint at some point.

If you contact the museum and ask, they may even be able to ship it to you: https://www.theicala.org/en/

Thank you!

Let me know if you cannot order it through them.  I may be heading up to LA within the next few weeks, and I would have no problem picking it up on your behalf/mailing it provided they are still in stock.

[parantuja]

I want to find Hervé Guibert's novella The Dogs (Les Chiens). I only found it in French, or at least the text claims itself to be the book (can not know, since I do not understand French). Anyone know where to look? I've only tried Internet Archive and z-library, and of course Google.

Depending on where you are, I am pretty sure that I saw physical copies available at the Semiotext(e) bookshelf residency at the ICA LA.   Hedi El Kholti also mentioned to me in an email that the pamphlet series may (though it sounds unlikely) get a reprint at some point.


If you contact the museum and ask, they may even be able to ship it to you: https://www.theicala.org/en/

Thank you!

Let me know if you cannot order it through them.  I may be heading up to LA within the next few weeks, and I would have no problem picking it up on your behalf/mailing it provided they are still in stock.

I appreciate that! The museum unfortunately did not respond to my email.

[HateSermon]

Fetish photographer Peter Czernich has a website now that's an archive for all of his work with Marquis, Heavy Rubber, and O.
The membership is expensive so I think I'll just continue to track down physical copies of his stuff. Hell, even a trial is 50 euros and that doesn't even get you full access.
 
https://pwc-club.com/

[Balor/SS1535]

I want to find Hervé Guibert's novella The Dogs (Les Chiens). I only found it in French, or at least the text claims itself to be the book (can not know, since I do not understand French). Anyone know where to look? I've only tried Internet Archive and z-library, and of course Google.

Depending on where you are, I am pretty sure that I saw physical copies available at the Semiotext(e) bookshelf residency at the ICA LA.   Hedi El Kholti also mentioned to me in an email that the pamphlet series may (though it sounds unlikely) get a reprint at some point.


If you contact the museum and ask, they may even be able to ship it to you: https://www.theicala.org/en/

Thank you!

Let me know if you cannot order it through them.  I may be heading up to LA within the next few weeks, and I would have no problem picking it up on your behalf/mailing it provided they are still in stock.

I appreciate that! The museum unfortunately did not respond to my email.

Maybe try one of their social media pages?  Semiotext(e) might also be able to help through them directly (that's how I obtained Duvert's "The Undiscoverable Reading").