I think what Wolf was bringing to it was really his distance on the whole enterprise.—Matt Mullican from p. 234, Wolfgang Stoerchle, “Success in Failure”, published in  2022
Amanda Booth, Artur Varela
The Donkey who wanted to know things
€15, forthcoming

The Donkey Who Wanted to Know Things is a story written by Amanda Booth and illustrated by artist, Artur Varela. The authors began working on the book in  2013, but it was only completed in 2016, the year before Varela’s death.…
Pati Hill
Impossible Dreams
€15, forthcoming

This publication is a facsimile edition of Pati Hill’s 1976 book. A portion of the text, unaccompanied by illustrations and titled An Angry French Housewife…
octopus notes 11
€20

octopus notes is an annual journal that gathers critical essays, academic writing, interviews, archival documents and artist’s projects…
Manuel Wetscher
Richard
€30

I got to know the real reason for my father’s death ten years after he passed away. They first told me he died of pneumonia, later on they would say lung cancer. Finally the truth came out from a drunk relative at a birthday dinner…
Anne-James Chaton
I have the solution for the planet
€30

This is the first publication dedicated to the visual work of writer and performer Anne-James Chaton. Featuring texts by Frédéric Boyer, Jo Melvin, Emmanuel Tibloux and Carsten Nicolai, it brings together…
Pati Hill
One Thing I Know
€10

Published in 1962, One Thing I Know was written in the purest tradition of the American coming-of-age stories. It follows a sixteen-year-old girl, Francesca Hollins, while she discovers…
Wolfgang Stoerchle
Success in Failure
€35,00

This is the first monograph on the artist’s work, written by Alice Dusapin who has dedicated extensive research into his life and work since 2017…
Bern Porter
The Last Acts of Saint Fuckyou
€10,00

A poem first published in 1975 by Bern Porter, presented in alphabetical order, with the same number of acts for each letter…

Daisy is an independent publishing house founded in 2021 by Alice Dusapin and Baptiste Pinteaux, both editors of the magazine octopus notes.

Dedicated to arts and literature, Daisy is driven by a taste for research led projects, pursued as much for sentimental reasons as for historical interest.

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Alice Dusapin
Baptiste Pinteaux

website
Robert Milne

distribution
Idea Books, Amsterdam
Les presses du réel, Dijon
Motto Distribution, Berlin

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