Kill Your Darlings

For various reasons, the most beautiful images by Hannes Binder have remained unpublished, mostly because they did not fit into the story for dramatic reasons. Now, Hannes Binder has recalled his favorites and turned the wisdom around. If the images do not fit into the story, then a story must be created for them! And behold, from the treasure trove of his most beautiful images, Martha appears, dreaming of a prince. And lo and behold, the prince comes; his name is Said, he hails from Morocco, is an electrician and tinkerer. He has built an airship to pick up Martha—how romantic! A night of love in Morocco, a honeymoon in Paris, the joy of airship travel is immense! If only there weren't the envious ones. Hannes Binder's Darlings is a grand celebration of images, a panorama of his cardboard art, and a cultural-historical puzzle featuring Glauser, Joyce, Flaubert, Dürrenmatt, and others in Venice, Gourrama, Zurich, Paris, up in the sky, and down by the sea.