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Project : <1% series *a series of novels as art*
terra incognita has begun to publish a small series of quality, innovative novels which push the bounds of literature and art. This series is meant to be understood like a visual art exhibition, where each novel is an artwork in its own right but where each can be understood in juxtapostion with the others. The series explores ideas of self-deception and bad faith  - Sartre's existential humanism updated and reconceived for the 21st century. Choice is a central theme.
Introducing: less than one percent Each title probably has a limited market appeal. We believe that despite this the world is a more interesting place with these titles in it. Each title within the series has a print run of 250, and despite this, is affordable - £8 (around the average price for paperbacks). All editions are on quality paper using quality and sustainable printing methods.	£9.99 each which includes UK postage and packing Buy first 2 novels in the series £15 incl P&P
New authors are invited to contact terra incognita for further information on publishing within this series.	Series Titles: Alana Jelinek 'Ohm's Law' The relationship between power and resistance. The novel is part of a larger artwork which includes performance / live art work, internet-based projects and physical interventions.
Distribution All distribution is through terra incognita. We give preference to independent bookstores but we're yet to come up with a distribution strategy we're happy with.	Dai Vaughan 'The Treason of the Sparrows' The novel is not exactly a prequel or a sequel, but an 'equal' to 'Non-Return', (Serren, £7.99) - exploring what if the other choice had been made.
To order a copy directly, please contact terra incognita	contacts