Another one in the mysterious series of art books has turned up, this time in the form of a dragon in an egg, nestled into a copy of Ian Rankins Knots and Crosses.
I love it, the dragon looks amazing…but I’m a bit concerned that staff are said to be “devouring Rankin’s Knots and Crosses”.
Surely that can’t be good for the digestion?
I love this story!
A link to a famous thriller and crime writer, mysterious pieces of book-based artwork turning up in libraries and cultural venues around the city, use of Twitter usernames on gift tags to show the maker is familiar with social media…
I hope they manage to display them all together – as a bit of a crafter myself, I do like to see what creative things people can do with old books. 🙂
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If you’re interested, contact the organiser soon – places are limited, and only a few are left!
Staff from Edinburgh City Libraries have been in touch with me, and are investigating what’s happened with my missing membership application.
Dumpling in a Hanky 