Cabinet magazine issue 33, with a
special section on “Deception,” available now
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‘Deception’ is here! Get your fill of lies, damned lies, and-D. Graham Burnett interviewing historian Anthony Grafton on the development of the concept of historical “truth”
-Christine Wertheim on the Ern Malley poetry hoax
-Jonathan Allen on the history of the marked playing card
-Brian Dillon’s startling confession to the editors of frieze magazine
-Julieta Aranda on the uncanny connection between the world fiscal crisis and scam e-mails in her inbox
- Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin’s photographs of the typewritten manuscript pages of Jack Torrance’s novel in Stanley Kubrick’s “The Shining”
-A working passport bearing Richard Nixon’s face…but not his name
That’s not all! You won’t believe your eyes when you see
-Jordan Bear and Albert Narath on the pleasures of (temporary) decapitation
-Christopher Turner on Kant’s dinner parties
-Catherine Hansen on the poetics of porphyry
-Thomas Van Leeuwen on the origins of the garter belt clasp
-An assortment of whales, imaginary and real, brought to you by Justin Storms, Cecilia Grönberg, and Jonas J. Magnusson
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