Bad Advice For Travelers
over 100 poems, songs, notes, recipes, and prose...
by Ross Devlin
with illustrations and letters
by Kaleob Elkin
Pre orders for the book can be made at the official artist’s preview on September 2-4
Paypal: ross.devlin1@gmail.com
venmo: @Ross-Devlin-1
Cashapp: $RossDevlin
For wholesale pricing please contact: ross.devlin1@gmail.com
Bad Advice For Travlers introduces The Marginal Knight: a character of circumstance, an unfortunate hero, contemptable and virtuous, naiive and selfish, as cowardly and adventurous as all the rest of us. This collection encapsulates the paradoxical stasis of the global pandemic—the competing sense of restlessness and futility—through bouts of personal reflection, and the jarring observations of minutae within an uncertain world. The author presupposes no capacity to provide answers. Instead, in a whimsical, anti travel guide, the questions are allowed room to breathe, and insinuate the possibility not of potential solutions, but potential paths forward.
Institutions fail, people disappear, bombs go off on every cell phone screen in the world at once.
Captured between October 2019 and 2020.
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by Ross Devlin
with illustrations and letters
by Kaleob Elkin
Pre orders for the book can be made at the official artist’s preview on September 2-4
at
Seraphim Gallery, 437 N Cleveland Street, Memphis TN,
&
online through the month of September .
Paypal: ross.devlin1@gmail.comvenmo: @Ross-Devlin-1
Cashapp: $RossDevlin
To reserve, please remit $16 per copy, plus $3 for shipping. Please include shipping address in notes.
Additionally...For wholesale pricing please contact: ross.devlin1@gmail.com
Bad Advice For Travlers introduces The Marginal Knight: a character of circumstance, an unfortunate hero, contemptable and virtuous, naiive and selfish, as cowardly and adventurous as all the rest of us. This collection encapsulates the paradoxical stasis of the global pandemic—the competing sense of restlessness and futility—through bouts of personal reflection, and the jarring observations of minutae within an uncertain world. The author presupposes no capacity to provide answers. Instead, in a whimsical, anti travel guide, the questions are allowed room to breathe, and insinuate the possibility not of potential solutions, but potential paths forward.
Institutions fail, people disappear, bombs go off on every cell phone screen in the world at once.
Captured between October 2019 and 2020.