RANGOON; BURMA; ARCHITECTURE; BRITISH EMPIRE; COLONIALISM; CHILDHOOD; TOPOPHILIA; HOTELS; VIOLENCE; BEER; ORWELL; PHOTOGRAPHY; SOLITUDE; SUBLIMATION; CHOKE JERICHO; BOSUN

New Juche turns his formidable attention toward the architecture and spatial sensibilities of the city of Rangoon, which evoke for him the dereliction of Thatcher’s Britain and the dreamy trauma and abuse of his early institutional life. Sensual, redolent and deeply personal, BOSUN is a perversely lyrical rumination that will long remain with the reader, like shame or grief. In this new edition of the book, the text has been re-edited and the photographic section extended.

One art print included with purchase.