Three Pathways to Get Anywhere (Except When There Is a Dead End) is a book of experimental non-fiction on travel and cities in East Asia. It was published by Rough Beast in 2015 and was made in close collaboration with Joey Horan and designed by Studio YUKIKO. The book is a constellation of essays, poems, impressions, and photos curated from journals written during six weeks of travel through China, Japan, and Singapore. It integrates personal anecdotes, urban and architectural analysis, and musings on how the foreign may or may not inhabit global practices.

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