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Welcome to Yale Representation's website

Submitted by yalerep
on Wed, 06/07/2017 - 14:01

We are a sales agency that is dedicated in its support of the bespoke publishers we represent and the numerous bookshops we visit.

Our list is diverse and ranges from the esoteric to the zeitgeist. We have books on politics, history, gardening, art, literature; there are doodling books, maps, guides to Britain, histories of philosophy and language … it is a long list, indeed.

We can guarantee the quality of these titles despite the vibrant range on offer.

Giles Duley interviewed in the Observer

Submitted by yalerep
on Tue, 06/06/2017 - 14:41

In October 2015, photographer Giles Duley was commissioned by the UNHCR to document the refugee crisis.

Over seven months, he visited 14 countries in the Middle East and Europe, from the refugee camps of Iraq, Lebanon and Jordan to the beaches of Greece, to tell the stories of the individuals and families forced to flee their homes.

The photographs from that assignment are collected in a new book.

One million refugees attempted to cross the Mediterranean to reach Europe in 2015. How do you begin to go about documenting a story of such magnitude?
The UNHCR gave me the greatest brief ever given

Verso's Radical Technologies extracted in the Guardian

Submitted by yalerep
on Tue, 06/06/2017 - 11:50

In San Francisco, a young engineer hopes to “optimise” his life through sensors that track his heart rate, respiration and sleep cycle.

In Copenhagen, a bus running two minutes behind schedule transmits its location and passenger count to the municipal traffic signal network, which extends the time of the green light at each of the next three intersections long enough for its driver to make up some time.

In Davao City in the Philippines, an unsecured webcam overlooks the storeroom of a fast food stand, allowing anyone to peer in on all its comings and goings.