Expensive, I know. This is a small-batch coffee table book from an artisanal printer. Any profits from the project will be shared with the strangers who gifted their wisdom.
200 pages of stranger’s wisdom, robot’s reactions, and the beautiful moments in between. The book was exquisitely designed and lovingly crafted in Italy. We are proud of our sustainable choices: procuring recycled or FSC-certified paper, producing with equipment optimized for reduced energy consumption, and packaging in biodegradable shrink wrap.
10.3 x 7.2 x 1.0 inches. 1.7 pounds.
If the content of the order is incorrect or arrives damaged, please notify us immediately and we will make it right. To simplify logistics, we are not creating a return program. If you are dissatisfied with your purchase, please contact us with an explanation. We will consider your case with care and under most circumstances, will issue a refund. We ask that you simply pass the book on to someone who may find value in it. All communication can be directed to talktoando@gmail.com.
I want this work to be accessible to everyone. The books are pricey because they were expensive to produce. If the $100 price tag is cost-prohibitive for you, email me at talktoando@gmail.com with a request for a free copy and a short note about why you are excited to read it. We’ve set aside a portion of the inventory for this purpose. Since launch, we’ve gifted dozens of copies at no cost. Our only ask is that you share anything meaningful you learn with others.
We’ve opened a profit share program to compensate any contributors who would like to participate. Each contributor to this project has been contacted, to the best of my tracing ability, with an opportunity to provide input and to share in any value created from the work. This applies to both the source artists and the strangers who gifted their wisdom. Many remain who I could not track down or who have not replied to my outreach. The invitation remains open and is just an email away. talktoando@gmail.com. It is probable that this project will not generate a profit, but if it does, it will be shared.
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