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'''meine zeichen''' (germ. for ''my signs'') is a small book, written and self published by ''Andreas Hirsch''. The publication consists of 62 pages. The text is predominantly in German language, sometimes with french excerpts. Size of the book is about 11 cm x 16 cm.
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'''Meine Zeichen''' (German for ''my signs'') is a small book, written and self published by ''Andreas Hirsch''.  
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The publication consists of 62 pages. The text is predominantly in German language, sometimes with french excerpts. Size of the book is about 11 cm x 16 cm.
  
 
Part of the writing seems to be a journal or diary focusing the year 2000 and a stay in Morocco. Other topics: time & mustache, art, philosophy, subjective thoughts and observations.
 
Part of the writing seems to be a journal or diary focusing the year 2000 and a stay in Morocco. Other topics: time & mustache, art, philosophy, subjective thoughts and observations.
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== External Links ==
 
== External Links ==
http://www.hirschonhirsch.com/
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*[http://www.hirschonhirsch.com/]
 
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*[http://www.treespeedmusic.com/]
http://www.treespeedmusic.com/
 
  
  

Revision as of 10:16, 5 January 2013

Meine Zeichen

Meine Zeichen (German for my signs) is a small book, written and self published by Andreas Hirsch.

The publication consists of 62 pages. The text is predominantly in German language, sometimes with french excerpts. Size of the book is about 11 cm x 16 cm.

Part of the writing seems to be a journal or diary focusing the year 2000 and a stay in Morocco. Other topics: time & mustache, art, philosophy, subjective thoughts and observations.

This publication is included in the collection of the St. Patrick's Zine Library.

Andreas Hirsch or Andreas Oskar Hirsch is an artist and musician based in Cologne, Germany. As a musician he is known for his music performances with his self invented instruments (TreeSpeedMusic).

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