Click Click Snap

Click Click Snap
Click Click Snap  
Author(s) Sean McGowan
Cover artist Sean McGowan
Country United States
Language English
Genre(s) Literary Nonfiction
Publisher Sean McGowan
Publication date October 08, 2007
Media type Print (Paperback) & Digital (PDF)
Pages 156 pp
ISBN 978-0-615-15542-5
OCLC Number 176927703

Click Click Snap is a 2007 book by Sean McGowan. It is a work of literary nonfiction and a photographic novel (but not a photo novel).

The book has been released into the public domain. The full book can be read for free [1](see source).

Synopsis

Click Click Snap is written in first person prose. In the book, Sean McGowan travels through Athens, Ephesus, Bent Jbail, Beirut, Damascus, The West Bank, Petra, and Cairo; completing the eight chapters of the book, respectively[2]. Its diverse (and, arguably, scattered) topics mainly include the neuroscience of art, war, belief, racism.

Unusually, each chapter is written as a self-sustaining joke, where more serious topics seemingly arise incidentally. Specific incidences include urinating on the Temple of Artemis to illustrate the benefits of biological satisfaction and stealing a federal election ballot at gunpoint during the 2007 elections in Syria to show "...even though there is such a thing as a ballot with only one name on it, there is no such thing as a clear choice."[3]

References

  1. ^ Complete version of Click Click Snap
  2. ^ The author's synopsis
  3. ^ Click Click Snap PDF version released through Libiblio

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