Ian Johnston Reinventing Consumption
At the elemental heart of all of this is the workaday clay slab. Something not terribly interesting in and of itself, I suspect most people would think (and I, alas, would not be amongst them). It is what it can do that matters. It is utile and Johnston uses it to create ghosts.
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