Found

Found

by Davy Rothbart (Editor)

Synopsis

We've all found things in random places - an undelivered message, a heart's deepest secret confessed, a random doodle lying on the floor, a shopping list and picked it up to wonder about the people and the story behind it.Found is a magazine that collects items that have been lost, dropped, cast aside or simply forgotten in a rush, and makes them found again. With no limit on what it could be, every item tells a part of a different story, but they are all fascinating, whether they are hilarious or sad, beautiful or aggressive, or just utterly, inexplicably random, and they all offer a glimpse into the life of someone, somewhere. This book simultaneously appeals to the curious, nosy side in all of us and yet is a moving, captivating collection that reminds us what being human is all about.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 160
Publisher: Cassell
Published: 06 Oct 2008

ISBN 10: 184403657X
ISBN 13: 9781844036578
Book Overview: Based on the US-best-selling books Huge profile due to a hugely popular website Quirky, fun and follows in the trend that produced best-sellers such as I Lick my Cheese, but personable quality ensures that it will always appeal

Media Reviews
A treasury of trash, a wonderfully weird collection...a fascinating glimpse into the wackier depths of America's collective subconscious . - The Washington Post What's more irresistible than reading a letter not meant for your eyes? ... A quirky lens into the flotsam and jetsam of humanity . The Chicago Tribune
Author Bio
When returning to his car one night, Davy Rothbart found a mistakenly delivered note from an obviously disgruntled woman on his windscreen, with amusing, yet telling contents. Keeping it, he and his friends later discovered that they all had similar items and thus the idea for the magazine was started. Davy has a huge profile in the United States and has appeared on several TV shows, from David Letterman to Good Morning America. He does a yearly three-month tour of the United States performing in arts centres and bookshops.