http://www.trolleybooks.com/ Since its inception in September 2001, Trolley has established itself as an innovative and exciting imprint recognised for its diverse and often daring range of photography and art books. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=78 “I decided to take my camera for weeks at a time, over the course of two years, aboard Amtrak, the US passenger rail system. I wanted to show the rich, the poor, and other dynamically integrated opposites, paradoxes, which are the visual embodiments of the US.” Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=77 In homage to Magnum photographer Philip Halsman’s cult ‘Jumpology’ series in the 1960s, Alex Majoli, himself a Magnum photographer, accustomed to working in the rawest of social climates, concentrated his camera towards the fast-moving Cannes crowd, aiming to reveal the true persona behind the celebrity. “At the times of jumping, their attention is concentrated on the jump, and at this moment, the mask falls…”(Halsman) Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=76 For the last 25 years, Medecins Sans Frontieres, a national humanitarian organization, has been offering HIV/AIDS care for the most vulnerable people, those shunned by society and desperate through poverty in the slums and prisons of Lima, Peru. In a celebration of MSF’s work and the people whose existence they have salvaged, Magnum photographer Larry Towell brings us a dynamic and stirring series of images. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=75 For nearly 5 years a bloody conflict has raged in the Darfur region in Western Sudan, propagated by the Arab-dominated Sudanese government against black non-Arab rebels, the result has been a gradual mass killing of African black civilians and an enormous displacement of people into refugee camps. Grarup has photographed these events in the hope that the world will recognize something still has to be done, and with the UN reluctant to label it genocide, it cannot continue to be ignored. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=74 As 2008 heralds the fifth year of the evolving and complex situation in Iraq, The House of Wisdom - Five Years in Iraq chronicles Franco Pagetti's committed cause of documenting the unfolding story of the country and its people. Pagetti stayed when most journalists retreated, sometimes working embedded within the US military and slipping through the cracks to document the reality of the Iraqi dream that became a nightmare. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=73 Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=72 Before Philip Jones Griffiths first set foot in Viet Nam he was already gaining a reputation taking photographs of events much closer to home. The Observer magazine had until recently left undiscovered an entire archive of the young photographer, depicting images of Britain in the throes of social and political upheaval in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. From protests on the streets of London, to the Beatles in Liverpool, coalminers in Wales, and funeral processions in Northern Ireland, it presents many previously unseen images that are classic Jones Griffiths – observing human nature at its best and worst. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=71 Nina Berman was one of the first photographers in the US to turn her lens towards her own country following the start of the Iraq war in 2003. An American looking at America, in Homeland she explores unsettling and surreal, the growing elements of fanaticism and faith in guns and God. Military air fairs, ‘super’ churches and recruitment centres – where you are never too young to have your own gun. The unsettling reality is that what she captures is now the norm for a cross-section of society, and more disturbing, that these are parts of USA today. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=70 Accompanying his solo show at The Whitechapel Gallery, London, this new work from Waplington combines large format photographs of friends and family, scenes of British streets and seaside, with an added dimension of digital manipulation. Ranging from the almost undetectable, to the surreally fantastic. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=69 Every year the Serpentine Gallery located in the heart of Hyde Park in central London, invites an internationally renowned architect or designer to design for them a temporary pavilion in their grounds for the summer. in 2006, Rem Koolhaas hosted a 24-Hour Interview Marathon within his Pavilion, featuring some of the biggest names in contemporary art. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=68 101 portraits of HIM “It’s the biggest action figure I’ll ever own, It’s all about the artist collecting the collector, a David and Goliath battle over power and punch lines,” says McHarg. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=67 With portraits taken over a period of two to three years, here are also the accounts of children, now as adults themselves and in their own words, of a childhood blighted by the violation and horror of sexual abuse at the hands of a member of the Catholic clergy. From countless interviews, emails and phone conversations they recall their experiences of an abuse of power – be they priest, monk or nun - which has followed them into their adult lives. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=65 Shelter follows four years in the life of a homeless shelter in New York for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender teenagers. Lucky Michaels was one of the first people to start working there helping the kids find a place to stay and get something to eat. Along the way he documented, with his camera, the people and the characters that bring a one-room shelter to life. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=64 Trolley Magazine is published biannually and contains editorial features on all new titles as well as related stories on photography and photographers working on projects around the world. There is also information on exhibitions and events at Trolley Gallery in London. Trolley Magazine is currently available from the gallery as well as selected outlets worldwide, or contact us for a subscription. Free to all Trolley Bookclub Members. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=61 RELEASED EUROPE MID APRIL 2007 RELEASED US END OF APRIL 2007 Mario Tauchi invites you to join a transcendental trip through the deepest parts of the artist’s brain with his incredible Mario-mandalas, 108 free-floating cosmic forms in white space, that the reader brings the final dimension to by colouring them in. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=60 Thomas Dworzak (Magnum) was embedded with a US medical corps in Iraq in 2005. His images of soldiers at work and play, from mess rooms to operating rooms and out in the field, are juxtaposed with stills from the 70s TV series M*A*S*H. Together they reveal the parallels of life at war, unchanged over the decades, the mad mixed with the small moments of sanity, that evolve from living in conflict, from Korea to Iraq. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=59 SIGNED COPIES AVAILABLE On the occasion of its 21st anniversary, 'Chernobyl - The Hidden Legacy' provides a disturbing outlook of how that area of the world, and even beyond, are still struggling to live with the effects of a nuclear disaster that the world is finding easy to forget. Four years of research accompany the black and white photographs. 21ST ANNIVERSARY OF CHERNOBYL 26TH APRIL 2007 view slideshow on Telegraph website Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=58 Paolo Pellegrin was on assignment for the New York Times and Newsweek in Lebanon during the conflict in July and August 2006. This onslaught saw one of the most indiscriminate and relentless attacks on a civilian population of recent times. Along with diary entries by Scott Anderson, the journalist he was traveling with, Double Blind speaks of the hidden attacked from afar and above by the unseen, whilst civilians lost everything. Pellegrin has since been awarded the Robert Capa Gold Medal, the W. Eugene Smith Fund and was awarded first prize in the General News category of World Press Photo for his work covering the conflict. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=57 Philip Jones Griffiths, who first created Vietnam, Inc., a seminal document of the horrors of war there, now brings attention to the consequences of the US military's decision to spray herbicide over the fields of Viet Nam, to destroy their food and cover. This herbicide also happened to contain one of the world's most deadliest poisons, dioxin. He has photographed the children and grandchildren of the farmers who lifted their faces to this contaminated rain. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=56 Sharmila Desai and the art of her unique performance are the source of inspiration of 'Sristi.' Here she presents through photographs and illustration, how her art is derived from the practice of ancient Indian worship, and fused with contemporary art and spirituality. Edited by Olivier Berggruen, 'Sristi' also contains a foreword by Trudie Styler and Sting, with essays by Karole Armitage, Olivier Berggruen and Jeffrey Deitch. View images from performance at Deitch Projects 27/09/06 Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=55 This is the story of the legendary Ray Petri and his gang Buffalo, who started a revolution in the 1980's in the world of fashion and style. Starting from the street and bringing together all their different influences, backgrounds and individual talents, mixing them with music and photography, Buffalo was born, and soon in demand by high fashion establishments around the world. PLUS Special Offer for Let Them Eat Cake Magazine readers Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=24 Days after the Taliban had fled the city of Kandahar, the Magnum photographer Thomas Dworzak discovered portraits of men in high-heeled sandals with make-up - a tradition of the native Pashtuns long noted for their flamboyancy - hanging up alongside photographs of Hollywood movie stars. With sultry poses in front of often garish backdrops, this is an illicit side of the Taliban, not expected to be exposed. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=28 The personality and characteristics of the British urban gangster is one often immortalised through the medium of film. Now we are given a glimpse of the real thing, as Jocelyn Bain shows us scenes captured from the underworld he has had unrivalled access to since 1999. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=44 Five young Italian photographers document the changes in their country, as around them economic shifts in production systems have affected their society and its workers. Published in both English and Italian, the photographs are accompanied with texts by renowned Italian philosophers and writers. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=39 After the ethnic cleansing in Kosovo, nearly half the population had been displaced. These refugees were left with nothing, even the towns where they lived had been destroyed beyond recognition during the war. This is a powerful photographic record of a ravaged land and its people. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=38 Tied up like animals, a human chain of 700 psychiatric patients in the Lung Fa Tang Temple in Taiwan are tethered by their ankles to farm one million chickens. Seen as a way to help both themselves and the families who have rejected them, this book confronts the astounding feats of their captivity. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=37 As a famously reclusive artist, this is a rare insight into artist Brice Marden's collected oeuvre. Resolutely a painter, he is considered one of the most important artists alive today, and this catalogue collates the over 70 works selected by Marden for exhibition in Rome in 2001. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=36 Jannis Kounellis has been a major figure in contemporary art for over forty years, his work in the 1960's exploring form and material contributing to the start of the Arte Povera movement. Echoes in the Darkness reveals his vision of art and life, and expresses the ideals and questions that drive him. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=35 Hidden behind the walls of an old political prison on the Greek island of Leros, was the world's most notorious and brutal asylum for the insane. Beaten and tortured, they became wild as animals, unknown to the world until the walls were broken down in 1990 by Italian psychiatrists. Now back in the sane world, this follows thier rehabilitated lives. A shocking testament to a regime that defies belief. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=34 Damien Hirst provides the illustrations for Paul Fryer's first collection of poems, the two minds meeting in the middle as they survey their lives and those of their fellow men and women with an acute distillation of manners, cultures and prejudices. Drinking, fooling with toxic substances, loving and losing and loving again - the components of life in its fullness and beguiling ordinariness. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=33 Hide That Can brings together images taken over four years at Arlington House, Camden, a hostel which primarily accommodates male Irish emigrants. Most of them are alcoholic. Often sad, interspersed with lighter touches of humour, the book is a record of lives that function without families, jobs or prospects, yet are still portrayed with a sense of dignity amid the depression. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=32 The limitless boundaries of the internet and the endless possibilities that exist in cyberspace for communication and information, are what drives Nick Waplington's survey of what this new media holds for the artist and society in general. Not bound by social, moral or ethical considerations, the internet and its implications were elaborated on for Waplington's' presence at the Venice Biennale. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=31 Bosozoku is the secret world of Japanese bike gangs, who gather every week in their thousands for rallies in the major urban areas of the country. Shot by a leading fashion and reportage photographer, himself a member of one of the gangs, this is a colourful look at the strange and often violent subculture that takes its lead from the Hell's Angels, and is linked to the Japanese mafia. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=30 Not gypsies, not tinkers, nor travellers or outcasts, the Roma tribe emanated from India and settled in Europe, bringing an alien culture into its midst. Resolutely holding onto their traditions, the Roma nobely carry on in the face of Western adversity. This is an account dedicated to bringing the truth of these people and the Romany way of life, with four seasons spent in the settlement of Hermanovce in Eastern Slovakia. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=29 Bringing together the work of forty young artists, Reflex seeks to present the voice of young Japan through their own unique brand of self-portraiture. From a gay sumo wrestling couple, subverting the usual masculinity of the Manga culture, to amateur photography of Geishas, there are bewildering and fantastic concepts at play here, highlighting the pressures at work in Japanese teenage minds. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=27 In a journey through twelve modern ghettos, Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin document the lives of their inhabitants by asking each the same questions and then taking their photograph. From a refugee camp in Tanzania to a mental asylum in Cuba and an old people's holiday camp in the USA. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=26 Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=25 The prison camps of Siberia still have customers, in fact over a million of them. Sent there for minor offensives such as stealing cabbages or even a hamster from a Moscow pet shop, the prisoners and their prisons are captured here by Carl de Keyser in brilliant colour, as if seen through some disturbing hallucinatory dream. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=23 Philip Jones Griffiths, who first created Vietnam, Inc., a seminal document of the horrors of war there, now brings attention to the consequences of the US military's decision to spray herbicide over the fields of Viet Nam, to destroy their food and cover. This herbicide also happened to contain one of the world's most deadliest poisons, dioxin. He has photographed the children and grandchildren of the farmers who lifted their faces to this contaminated rain. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=22 Water is the source of all life on this planet, yet more than one billion people have it in insufficient supply. Representing this vital element in all our lives are a kaleidoscopic selection of photographs from among others, Nan Goldin, Mario Sorrenti and Fabien Baron, demonstrating both our dependence and our carelessness towards this precious natural supply. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=21 Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, is a city scarred by the bloody resistance to the Russian's rape and murder of its people, after the collapse of communism there in 1991. The Chechen rebellion that followed this onslaught was recorded by Stanley Greene for a period of nine years. It is a vision of hell in the eyes of the survivors. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=20 The evolution of ideas from artists Stella Scala and Simeone Crispino who make up Vedovamazzei, have been tracked and analysed in an almost scientific classification by curator Mirta d'Argenzio. It is a rare insight into the creative process of this artist duo, with notes, sketches and doodles presented in a dazzling display. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=19 Even in Renaissance times the construction of works of art was often by the hand of someone other than the artist. Mike Smith's studio on the Old Kent road has been witness to the making of many important works of the Young British Artists, including Damien Hirst, Keith Tyson and Rachel Whiteread. Here the processes and practices of his studio are revealed. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=18 Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer is one of the founding father's of modern architecture, and in 2003 was commissioned to design the pavilion for The Serpentine Gallery. This is an account of his sketches, architectural plans and a photographic documentary of the Pavilion's construction, and is an important critical account of this renowned artist. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=17 Now is the time to think of the world and how the way we choose to live our lives today will impact on its tomorrow. Our world in focus presents images by selected Magnum photographers, interspersed with specially written essays and facts collected in the ten years between the Earth Summit in 1992 and the World Summit on Sustainable Development in 2002. They are juxtaposed in a way to inspire a conscious change towards sustainable lifestyles. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=16 A year in the life of photographer Chris Steele-Perkins, and a vast departure from his usual striking images of Africa and Afghanistan: now he gives us misting glimpses of 2001, from the Surrey hills to New York; shots of family, home and his life that year. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=15 The Drive-In was born in 1933 in Camden, NJ, when an enterprising gas station owner projected a movie on his wall to entertain impatient customers. These photographs, taken over a period of twenty years, document the drive-in's place in people's lives and what it meant to a generation. Although numbers dwindle, a certain zeitgeist will not die in the face of shopping malls and development. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=14 Werner Bischof was a singular post-war photographer, his focus on showing the poverty and despair around him in Europe was tempered with a desire to travel the world, and convey the beauty and humanity waiting to be discovered through his lens. Tragically his inspirational life was cut short by a car accident in Peru, but his legacy lives on, and here his son Marco presents 70 of his father's photographs, never before published. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=13 This is the story of the relationship between the author and her father, a schizophrenic, over the past 27 years. As well as being an intensely personal journey, the book is also a comment on how every family with a sufferer of schizophrenia is affected, and how the public reacts in the face of such a disease. A photographic account of their lives together, it is accompanied by poetry written by the father, who before the disease took hold was hailed as one of Canada's most promising poets. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=12 A Purple Heart, the honour given to soldiers for their wounds, is one that many cling to when faced with the realities of both the return home and their time at war. Accompanying the images are first person interviews with the soldiers as they discuss why they enlisted and their experiences in Iraq, as well as their lives now and the prospect of living as disabled veterans. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=11 A decade after the fall of apartheid and how have things changed for those living in South Africa today? The authors spent three months traversing their homeland examining the way people live, how they work, how they love and how they die. Initially commissioned for the new Constitutional Court in Johannesburg, the book brings together the many portraits that represent this new South Africa. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=10 As one of the world's most respected photojournalists, Tom Stoddart has brought us intensely personal images from across the globe, documenting nearly every major event of the past 20 years that has afflicted human kind. War, famine, AIDS: these are just some of the human plights he has captured, with his unique ability to see the world in peril whilst refusing to believe that human beings can only exist in conflict with each other and their surroundings. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=9 Each member of the United Nations was asked to submit the official portrait of their head of state. The result is a surprisingly diverse and revealing collection of every leader and how they present themselves to the rest of the world. With little editorial influence, objectively the portraits seem to possess a similar aim: to convey the desired attributes of their sitter. At the same time the methods and means vary greatly, from snapshots to full-length portraits with dramatic backdrops; each one is personal to a nation. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=8 When Ariel Sharon visited the Temple Mount and the Al-Aqsa mosque in September 2000, there began at once a cycle of violence that has yet to be resolved. Ilkka Uimonen was there to witness the events. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=7 On her 15th birthday Carrie Levy was waiting at home in hope for her father's return. He didn't make it. At the time he was being sentenced to prison for four years. Here she charts the years of his absence from their lives through her camera, as the void he left is filled with memories and reminders of him, compounded by his absence, from the empty garden, to the road trip to the prison five hours away. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=6 No one has charted the misfortunes of the innocent people caught up in the Viet Nam war as Philip Jones Griffiths. In just a few images he could manage to capture the destruction reaped upon the country and its inhabitants, and lucidly make sense of the atrocious injustices that afflicted both men, women and children. Like holding a mirror to the conscience of the invaders. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=5 "You love life and we love death." These are the words attributed to an Al-Qaeda organisation after the Madrid train bombing that prompted Nick Waplington to examine his own love of life/death. Starting with photographs taken when a teenager and ending 20 years later with the birth of his first child, You Love Life charts inconsequential moments that make up the patchwork of his art and being. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=4 Alvaro Siza, with Eduardo Souto de Moura and Cecil Balmond, have created a giant and febrile carapace. It is the 2005 Serpentine Gallery pavilion, and its design, inspiration and photographic representation are all collected together here in this survey of their latest contribution to this annual installation. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=3 The camp of Denan in southeastern Ethiopia holds 10,000 people, officially Ethiopian but ethnically Somali. They are not classified as refugees. They are instead Internally Displaced Peoples, IDP's, and they live in squalor with virtually no aid, food or medicines, not even eligible to benefit from the UN's refugee programs. Jarret Schecter emphasises the plight of Africa as a struggle with Western bureaucracy. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=2 80 per cent of the world's blind population are blind because they were born in the wrong place. You are less likely to go blind in Japan, the second richest nation in the world, than in Burkina Faso in Africa, one of the three poorest. Jarret Schecter followed the work of Orbis, an international organisation who provide free and inexpensive eye treatment in impoverished nations, among them Burkina Faso. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=1 During the Second World War, thousands of Dutch, British, Australian and American POWs were forced by the Japanese to work on the railways in Burma and Sumatra. 50-80 per cent died under such terrible conditions. Photographer Jan Banning photographed 24 Dutch and Indonesian survivors, bravely revisiting this horrendous ordeal. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=41 Philip Jones Griffiths, who first created Vietnam, Inc., a seminal document of the horrors of war there, now brings attention to the consequences of the US military's decision to spray herbicide over the fields of Viet Nam, to destroy their food and cover. This herbicide also happened to contain one of the world's most deadliest poisons, dioxin. He has photographed the children and grandchildren of the farmers who lifted their faces to this contaminated rain. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=40 These images show the aggression, despair and pride that still exist in Palestinians, as the violence towards their oppressors continues to permeate their quest for a better life, be they combatants or innocents. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=42 Tied up like animals, a human chain of 700 psychiatric patients in the Lung Fa Tang Temple in Taiwan are tethered by their ankles to farm one million chickens. Seen as a way to help both themselves and the families who have rejected them, this book confronts the astounding feats of their captivity. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com> http://www.trolleybooks.com/books.php?book=43 "You love life and we love death." These are the words attributed to an Al-Qaeda organisation after the Madrid train bombing that prompted Nick Waplington to examine his own love of life/death. Starting with photographs taken when a teenager and ending 20 years later with the birth of his first child, You Love Life charts inconsequential moments that make up the patchwork of his art and being. Trolley Books Trolley <trolley@trolleybooks.com>