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Nothing Left Behind

Nothing Left Behind is a special insight into the notorious Burning Man Festival that takes place in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert every year. This rare insight is provided trough the lens of talented Danish photographer/director Anders Overgaard. The mind-blowing festival mixes arts, music and fashion resulting in an eccentric combo that’s enhanced by the poetic look from the Nordic eye that made this book possible. Featuring great pics and quotes from some famous festival goers and Anders Overgaard himself, this book is a must have if you’re curious about the unique festival or if you have the habit of going there, as an object that will preserve some good moments and memories of it.



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BOWL STORIES

The current situation dictates that the majority of us stay home. This means a lot of days of home cooking ahead of us, and most of the time we won´t have the patience to cook a full meal. Bowl Stories is for those moments you feel like a quick snack, it is packed with recipes that are easy but sophisticated and will inspire you to cook. Every recipe is to be served in a bowl, a no-nonsense serving vessel that you can carry with you, cradle in one hand,...
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1440 DAILY DIGEST

Feeling overwhelmed by clickbait and biased news stories? The 1440 Daily Digest offers a refreshing solution. This expertly curated newsletter delivers fact-driven information across culture, science, sports, politics, business, and more, all in a quick 5-minute read every morning...
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BARBARIAN DAYS

Looking for a beach read this summer? Barbarian Days: A Surfing Life is a damn good book about surfing, worthy of the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Autobiography.  The compelling book is William Finnegan’s memoir of his obsession with surfing, which he calls a beautiful addiction. In the book Finnegan describes his childhood growing up in California and Hawaii in the mid 1960s, his vagabond years hunting down secluded surf spots around the world, stories of lif...
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