Trashbook and more from Diane Keys

[Marie Wintzer]

Fresh dispatch from the Queen of Trash(po)! A fantastic trashbook. Don't you love this cover? It's my favorite part of the book. Along with the binding.

I was confused for a few seconds when I got the envelope because Diane very cleverly recycled my address from one of my previous envelopes. And I have to say, she made a great envelope, I would have been happy to receive it like that even if it was empty. But it was far from being empty. I will let you enjoy the pictures...

Diane also included several bonus tracks. I didn't get all the references in the comics, can anyone help me with this? (Grigori Antonin has vaguely tried but that didn't get me very far).

Diane, thank you very much for this very special dispatch, something trashy will soon be out for you.

[Claire (aka Cleo)]

[you've definitely inspired me btw!]

[Claire (aka Cleo)]

Oh Diane, you are such a natural! The facility, sensibility, sense of balance, juxtapostion, composition etc - ever wondrous indeed!

[Carina]

Just wowderful!!

[Marie Wintzer]

Salt eh. Thanks Diane, you can be sure I will try that. It's a great boekie and a no less great envelope from the queen.

(and some others are fridge maggots)

[DKeys]

FROZen art installation

[De Villo Sloan]

Great Angie: Some girls are boy magnets & some are trash magnets.

[DKeys]

Thanks for posting Marie--the secret ingredient is always Salt. Your pics are really wonderful. The cover postcard was sent to me by NBS-at least I think. She probably recognizes other bits as well. Thanks for all your nice comments. You guys make me feel appreciated--which I appreciate:)

[Peter Goudaman]

Excellent! The pictures and text work beautifully.

[Svenja Wahl]

That's why Diane is the queen, absolutely. The cover is superwonderful, I agree Marie!! (and great pictures as always :-))

[Marie Wintzer]

I can totally see why she is the master. And I can also see the outline of a certain narrative, yes. Every time I see one of her books I wonder how much of the handwritten text is truly found material, how often she adds her own grain of salt, or if she does it at all. She probably won't (and shouldn't) tell.