Gone Fishing delete contributes to the phenomenon of

contributes to the phenomenon of typically Flemish or Belgian ribbon development

and the lost ontology of cinema

Published by Blurring Books

The book brings together documentary images on which the author intervenes only minimally

hidden behind the camera

Gone Fishing delete contributes to the phenomenon ofGone Fishing tells the modern tale, through the form of a fictional correspondence, of a young man who prefers to go on holidays with his mates rather than bow to his new responsibilities as a father. As the letters progress, Thomas Mailaender paints the unflattering portrait of an adolescent, Ulysses, more inspired by beer, big game fishing and table tennis than by the joys of fatherhood. Each of the nineteen letters is illustrated by a portrait of