Munari's Machines Mikaël Ross By Jean-Claude Forest

By Jean-Claude Forest

and the two bond over their shared struggle with the French tongue

or of the global north and south—get less subverted than softly imploded

Gendry-Kim brings a masterpiece of world literature to life with bold

who more than makes up for his films' lack of production values by festooning them with gimmicks that would turn even William Castle (The Tingler) green with envy

Munari's Machines Mikaël Ross By Jean-Claude ForestBy Bruno Munari. Published by Corraini Hardcover, 28 pages, Colour, 1942 (2024 printing) In this book, Bruno Munari describes, with great seriousness and abundance of detail, machines useful or useless, certainly unusual: machines for predicting the dawn, a lizard motor for tired turtles, a machine for taming alarm clocks, a tail shaker for lazy dogs Munari's Machines is a poetic and ironic book that stands out for its inventiveness and creativity.