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The United States of Bibliography

By Rain Noe - December 6, 2009

in Object Culture

That same-height volume of books that need to stay together? Stow those in Kansas or Colorado. Your super-tall art books can fit in Florida. Paperbacks can go in West Virginia, and put the stuff you never read up in North Dakota.

Ron Arad's "Oh, the Farmer & the Cowman Should Be Friends" bookcase, shaped like the U.S. and built out of steel, was made in a very limited edition of just six.

Oh, and that book you can never find? It's in Hawaii.

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