: Like much of Kapor's work, it is infused with a sense of urban nostalgia and "urban melancholy". Where to Find It
: Kapor introduces the book with the line, "I am made of these things from the inside," suggesting that we are the sum of the books we have loved.
The book serves as a "sentimental guide" through texts that defined Kapor's aesthetic, including: Prologues and Commentaries
