Spent the morning reading a book on Burning Man by
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’s friend Jess Bruder. It’s brilliant, one of the most comprehensive and coherent compendiums on Burning Man that I’ve seen, filled with photos of art and stickers and the detritus of the culture. Her interviews are superb, delicate and touching ones like the story of the first Temple and the burning of the Contessa, raucous ones like how the Tuna Guys got started and the woman who built the huge chandelier which gave viewers electric shocks.
At least, I think that was Wednesday.
Buy one. Seriously.