“I started my publishing with one simple goal: to fight the control process. But I think that we’re actually controlled most by our aesthetic.”

—  V. Vale

Mark McCloud in conversation with V. Vale http://sfaq.us/2015/03/mark-mccloud-in-conversation-with-v-vale/ in SFAQ (12 March 2015)

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