Alan Loney Knihy

Covering the years 1998 to 2003, this collection of notebooks by Alan Loney offers a glimpse into his thoughts and observations during a pivotal period. As the third installment in his series, it bridges the gap between his earlier works, providing insight into his evolving perspective and creative process. The entries reflect his experiences in Melbourne, capturing the essence of the city and the nuances of his journey as a writer.

Exploring the intersection of art and literature, this work challenges traditional categories of books such as 'fine press' and 'artist book,' arguing they no longer adequately describe contemporary creations. The author reflects on four decades in the field, emphasizing the need for accessible language that resonates with everyday readers rather than specialists. By critiquing existing terminology, the book advocates for a more intuitive understanding of books, encouraging a dialogue that prioritizes the reader's experience over technical jargon.