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Sunday 03/31/2002 12:26:24am Name: Konstantin Bojanov E-Mail: Kbprojects@aol.com Homepage Title: Homepage URL: Referred By: E-Mail Location: New York Comments: BOOK PROPOSAL: The idea of compiling a collection of writings in the form of a book, dealing with “the drug experiences” and drug dependence was born while visiting a number of websites dedicated to drug use and addiction. I firmly believe in the potential strength of such collection of writings exploring the powerful and often devastating effects, which drugs can have on our lives. There is no limit to the literary form, which the pieces can take: fiction, nonfiction, poetry, letters, interviews etc. Nor there is a limit to the way the subject is approached. A number of similar literary collections, including the of writings by famous authors such as De Quincey, Cocteau, Baudelaire, Burroughs, Huxley, Billie Holliday and others, have been published in the past with various degrees of success. However, my primary interest lies in the writings of a wider variety of individuals, reflecting on their unique personal and diverse experiences. My aim is not only to produce a book of gripping and unforgettable literature, but also to attempt to change certain dogmas, social stereotypes and perceptions of “the junkie” and drug user in our society. Both literature and substance “abuse” have been an important part of my life, hence, my deep and sincere dedication to this project. In 1999 I began research and later the same year the filming two documentaries, "Lemon is Lemon" and "Cinemett or the Time's Coming for the Cat and the Dog to get together," dedicated to the lives of several heroin-addicted kids in Sofia, Bulgaria. Along with the film projects, I have produced a book of over 100 black-and-white photographs depicting various aspects of the lives of these young men and women. The photographs come in two sizes: 20" by 16" and 11" by 14," both in limited editions of 10 and printed on Ilford fiber-based MGIV glossy paper. All profits from the sale of these photographs or the publication of a book of these images will be donated to charity organizations in Bulgaria, dedicated to helping the vast and ever-growing number of people addicted to heroin. If you would like to support this charitable cause by purchasing a photograph, please contact Konstantin Bojanov at either (718) 389-2528 or (646) 479-9345, or via e-mail at Kbprojects@aol.com. Some of the images could be viewed at http://www.photosource-enhanced.com/bin/Portfolios?launch=pdn-30686 or http://www.zonezero.com/comunity/portfolios/index.html (search for Konstantin Bojanov) After finishing my work on the two documentaries and the photo book , I can now dedicate my time on the completion of the collection of writings. If you are interested in participating in this project, please submit your works by e-mail (as Word attachments) to: kbprojects@aol.com. You also may wish to include a brief bio and contact information. I will review all submissions and inform the potential participants before any part of their writings is used. The contributors will retain the copyright over their works outside of this publication. For those who wish to remain anonymous, a pen name or simply “Anonymous” could be used instead of the real name of the author. I kindly thank you for your consideration and I offer you my best wishes. Best Regards, Konstantin Bojanov PS Please use “Book project” in the title of your e-mails.

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