ONE HAND CLAPPING RECORDS
THE ARCHIVE'S PUBLIC LIBRARY · EST. BEFORE THE BUILDING

The Yellow Tent

The collection outgrew every room except this one, which somehow never fills. The tent is bigger inside than out. Nobody remarks on it.

Inside the yellow tent: a low bookshelf, a keeper's desk with a green lamp and a brass bell, a pale blue record player, embroidered pillows on the rugs, a plush shark resting on the pillows, and a small cassette tape under the desk.
THE ROOM, BY TOUCH — FOR SMALL WINDOWS AND POINTED FINGERS:
HOURS: ALWAYS. QUIETEST AT 3 AM. Some things in the tent respond to touch. The tent does not explain itself.

Members enter through the flap. Documents are requested, never downloaded — fill a call slip and the document is delivered to your pillow.

Researchers may apply for credentials at the desk. Ring the bell.

THE SPECIAL COLLECTIONS · DELIVERED TO YOUR PILLOW
The Library
NOW ON THE PLATTER · THE TENT SINGLES