Glad that the video was so helpful for you! My hope for the channel is to broaden the exposure these photobooks get, especially to curious people looking for more answers and info.

Happy to have you watch!

What a great find. I think the days of finding a bargain or a diamond in the rough are waning. Bookstores now know what they have and the internet really equalized prices. Thanks for watching!

My pleasure! Thanks for watching.

Thank you! It's about time for me to post my next video. I've been busy with a new teaching job and move.

Thank you! I'm happy to share these book reviews.

Oh that’s great to hear! I need to buy myself a copy soon. I reference it so often I’d get lots of use from it.

You bet, Selia!

That's a great point. I think theres some distinctions between the way Arbus photographs sub cultures compared to Clark and Goldin. Arbus seems less investigative and more gestural. something all three of those photographers are trying to communicate is "you need to look at this..." I had not considered the similarities between the work of Arbus and Clark, so thank you!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

@@ThePhotobookReview i got tulsa thanks to your video!! Keep up the awesome work!!

I've heard about that movie for years and knew it was one of Danny Boyle's first movies, but I'll need to actually watch it soon.

Trainspotting is a diet soft drink. Tulsa is rot gut whiskey. Irving Welsh and Danny Boyle made a situation comedy out of heroin use. Larry Clark puts you in a heart of darkness. Pale comparison.

I think I would. I'm. not very familiar with Supreme though, where would you suggest I start?

Still here! I'm publishing a book review on Justine Kurland's book, Highway Kind later this week.

I think so too. I was flagged for posting the video on Nan Goldin's Ballad of Sexual Dependency though, so I think they might flag again for the photographs in Teenage Lust.