A dark and stunning new edition to the first offering of Warren Harris's ''hipster-competitive art book'' The Tennis Manifesto This time teaming up with Danish artist Anne Mette My Paaske, who delivers elegant, abstract, audacious, and sometimes disturbing works to make this a must-see.

A dark and stunning new edition to the first offering of Warren Harris's ''hipster-competitive art book'' The Tennis Manifesto This time teaming up with Danish artist Anne Mette My Paaske, who delivers elegant, abstract, audacious, and sometimes disturbing works to make this a must-see. Her works are a perfect compliment to the cryptic formatting style of broken typewriter fonts, wrong punctuations, and random words thrown on the page style of the author Warren Harris A mash-up of fine art and tennis written in beatnik arrogant prose and situational, tactical, and diabolical thinking. Very forward and fresh

Warren Harris has been coaching tennis over 15 years While training his daughter to play, he began to write down what he would say to her which spawned the idea for making his unique brand of "hipster-competitive art books'' Mashing up art, music references, indie-film inspiration, youth cultures, and beatnik arrogant prose are the ingredients that make up his avant-garde books