Table of Contents

This issue, with a themed section on Sloth, is 112 pages. It contains a special poster by artists Dan Perjovschi.

• Inventory / Index for Der Räuber
  Helen Mirra
  Possibility, as silently purring
• Ingestion / Hexed House
  Mark Morris
  Nibble, nibble
• A Minor History Of / Time without Clocks
  Joshua Foer
  Do tell
• Colors / Opal
  Emily Roysdon
  Lose color, lose gem

• Hydropolis
  Brian Dillon
  Testing the waters
• The Origins of Cybex Space
  Carolyn de la Peña
  Gustav Zander’s amazing gymnastic devices
• Artist Project / Moscow Drawing
  Dan Perjovschi
  
• The Writing of Stones
  Marina Warner
  Roger Caillois's imaginary logic
• The Imaginary Engineer
  Kris Lee
  Karl Hans Janke's flights of fancy
• Reversing the Regular Order of Nature: An Interview with Emilie Clark
  Frances Richard and Emilie Clark
  Mary Ward, Mary Treat, Martha Maxwell, and the place of the female naturalist in nineteenth-century science
• Artist Proect / Wear Them All
  San Keller
  
• Building a Better Snowflake: An Interview with Kenneth Libbrecht
  Margaret Wertheim and Kenneth Libbrecht
  Something in the air
• The Game of War: An Overview
  Alexander R. Galloway
  Chess with networks
• The Game of War: Debord as Strategist
  McKenzie Wark
  Occupation, evacuation, contestation

• The Young and the Restless
  Daniel Rosenberg
  A history of busy idleness
• Vasectomania, and Other Cures for Sloth
  Christopher Turner
  Better living through monkey glands
• The Recline of Western Civilization
  Laura Nahmias and Nicholas Nauman
  The story of the remote control
• Fatigued
  Marina van Zuylen
  Philosophies of fatigue
• Artist Project / Sloth Index
  William Justice
  
• Far Niente: An Interview with Pierre Saint-Amand
  Sina Najafi and Pierre Saint-Amand
  Laziness and the enlightenment
• Fast, Trusted, Proven?
  Toward a CliffsNotes™ for the Sloth section

• Postcard / Sleep-Learning
  
• Bookmark / Untitled
  Joe Devlin