Bulletins of the Serving Library #5

<p>This issue was produced as part of <a href="http://theendsofthelibrary.com" target="new">The End(s) of the Library</a>, a series of exhibitions at the Goethe-Institut New York Library organized by Jenny Jaskey from October 30, 2012 to June 21, 2013; hence the German theme. The Serving Library was resident for three months at the end of The End(s), from April Fools’ Day on, in the form of a hang of objects from our collection of source material. if all went according to plan, the end of the library show was marked by the launch of this issue.</p> <p>*Wie ein Pfeil lief ich einfach durch.*</p> <p>With many thanks to everyone involved, especially Jenny Jaskey and Brigitte Doellgast, and to the Goethe-Institut for their generous support.</p> <p><b> WHAT EXACTLY DO YOU REMEMBER?</b><br /> Jan Verwoert</p> <p><b> SEVENTEEN TYPES OF AMBIGUITY</b><br /> Mike Sperlinger</p> <p><b> GERMANY IS YOUR AMERICA</b><br /> Michael Bracewell</p> <p><b> WE HAVE A TOPIC!</b><br /> Isla Leaver-Yap</p> <p><b> A DEFINITE INTUITION</b><br /> Philip Ording</p> <p><b> LISTENING, LISTENING AGAIN, QUOTING</b><br /> Diedrich Diederichsen</p> <p><b> THE HORSE’S LAUGH</b><br /> Leila Peacock</p> <p><b> G-E-S-T-A-L-T</b><br /> David Reinfurt</p>