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Into the Universe of Technical Images, by Vilém Flusser, trans. Nancy Ann Roth/Does Writing Have a Future?, by Vilém Flusser, trans. Nancy Ann Roth/Vilém Flusser: An Introduction, by Anke Finger, Rainer Guldin, and Gustavo Bernardo

tales not only of what people do, but also of alternative practices and inventiveness. (Fletcher’s Sustainable Fashion and Textiles: Design Journeys [EarthScan Press, 2008] also takes a storytelling approach.) She returns to the life-cycle model and the imperative to build a different economic framework based less on growth and more on qualitative improvement. The overall message of this book is that all of us can make a difference and help make fashion sustainable. The attractive nature of the book (fine paper, full-page color illustrations, graphically compelling charts, etc.) will appeal to designers, beckoning them in. It includes essays by international scholars at the forefront of the sustainable fashion dialog, and is in alignment with the holistic thinking characterizing the design sustainability community. While some of the material is also covered in other books published in the last five years, Shaping Sustainable Fashion is a welcome addition to the mix in that it is accessible, free of jargon, and full of hope.