I saw it for the first time a few weeks ago on Acejet and loved it's big type, the bold graphics and experimental layouts.
It reminded me of my favourite Paul Arden books; "It's not how good you are, but how good you want to be" and "Whatever you think, think the opposite" - inspiring and wonderful books that also experiment with the use of large type, photography and graphics to make their point.
Anyway, Acejet kindly pointed to an available copy, I snapped it up and now it's mine for ever - Don't you just love a happy ending, especially on a Friday!
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Another book that Quentin Fiore worked on was I Seem to be a Verb by Buckminster Fuller. Good luck finding a copy though!
Looks good, but a lot more expensive than this one was - it will have to go on the wish list for now!
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