If you like walking amongst dusty bookcases and take an interest in libraries, raves, DNA, science, playgrounds, book-smells, microbiology, paper conservation, librarian dreams, writing, creamy paper, and getting hopelessly lost in unreliable narrative, meandering on book sensory overloads and the future of the book, you might possibly be interested in reading this. In June 2015, a library rave began. This multi-sensory installation by artist Chloe Spicer, involved the subversive act of placing over 450 of her own library shelf mark labels on the bookshelves, which are documented in full in this book.