“XOXO" | Kottie Paloma (Pogobooks) Hara kiri due to their status and

due to their status and investment in art

60 black and white illustrations

Starting from everyday images

„Where is Aisha“ questions the structure and effect of affirmative bubbles that we all find ourselves on IG or other social media in where it’s seemingly all about self acceptance but eventually under yet another set of very strict rules of what „real“ is and what isn’t

Their answers for a few given questions on context around self-publishing vividly describe their unique motivations and processes in each diverse circumstance

“XOXO" | Kottie Paloma (Pogobooks) Hara kiri due to their status and(the books are new, but the covers wears little shelve marks) Only one copy available! PogoPogoBooks #053 First Edition 1000 Copies ISBN: 978 3 942547 20 8 104 Pages Perfect Bound Softcover 21 x 28 cm Color Offset Essays by: John Dwyer (Thee Oh Sees) and Chris Sollars Publication Date: September 2012 In 2005 Kottie Paloma rented an elevated beer and smoke stained room on a block above the remnants of several decades worth of American misgovernment and