A photograph from 1990 or 1991 of a woman and a girl waiting for the tram in Prague.
If this image were included in an extra-illustrated binding of the novel Necessary Errors, the binder could position it pretty much anywhere. (For an explanation of extra-illustration, click here.)
A photograph from 1990 or 1991 of the sign for a tram stop in Prague.
If this image were included in an extra-illustrated binding of the novel Necessary Errors, the binder would be at liberty to position it pretty much anywhere. (For an explanation of extra-illustration, click here.)
A 1930s-era postcard of the Woodrow Wilson train station, Prague. “V.K.K.V. 131.”
If this image were included in an extra-illustrated binding of the novel Necessary Errors, it might follow page 68. (For an explanation of extra-illustration, click here.)
A photograph from 1990 or 1991 of a Prague tram.
If this image were included in an extra-illustrated binding of the novel Necessary Errors, it might follow page 159. (For an explanation of extra-illustration, click here.)
This fake tram ticket was a prop in a piece of public performance art—or maybe just a prank. The design and the paper were identical to a real ticket, but the text gives the game away.
If this image were included in an extra-illustrated binding of the novel Necessary Errors, it might follow page 156. (For an explanation of extra-illustration, click here.)
