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Project : <1% series

*a series of novels as art*






terra incognita has begun to publish a small series of quality, innovative novels which push the bounds of literature and art.

This series is meant to be understood like a visual art exhibition, where each novel is an artwork in its own right but where each can be understood in juxtapostion with the others. The series explores ideas of self-deception and bad faith  - Sartre's existential humanism updated and reconceived for the 21st century. Choice is a central theme.






Introducing: less than one percent

Each title probably has a limited market appeal. We believe that despite this the world is a more interesting place with these titles in it.

Each title within the series has a print run of 250, and despite this, is affordable - £8 (around the average price for paperbacks). All editions are on quality paper using quality and sustainable printing methods.


£9.99 each which includes
UK postage and packing

Buy first 2 novels in the series
£15 incl P&P




Dai Vaughan 1933-2012
Dai Vaughan sadly passed away 6 June 2012.

It was a pleasure to meet him and have the opportunity to work with him and he will be missed.





Series Titles:

Dai Vaughan
'The Treason of the Sparrows'

The novel is not exactly a prequel or a sequel, but an 'equal' to 'Non-Return', (Serren, £7.99) - exploring what if the other choice had been made.





Distribution
All distribution is through terra incognita.
We give preference to independent bookstores but we're yet to come up with a distribution strategy we're happy with.

New authors are invited to contact terra incognita for further information on publishing within this series.
Alana Jelinek
'Ohm's Law'
The relationship between
power and resistance.

The novel is part of a larger artwork which includes performance / live art work, internet-based projects and physical interventions.




To order a copy directly, please contact terra incognita contacts