The book is bound as two sequential sections with cloth wallpaper with a floral pattern covering the cardboard of the front and back covers. The spine is a continuation of the soft cloth that overlays the covers with the two sections of the book comprising heavy stock paper sewn separately into the cloth spine. The book appears to be an homage to A. Kruchynchk, the founder of Zaum, with a stylized visual/verbal portrait of the poet on the first page. Almost all pages have been designed as collaged, varied shaped, fragments of paper, cloth and other materials that must be lifted up by the reader to reveal the Russian writings by Segay beneath them. This format is a fairly unique design among the artist books in the Sackner Archive. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

Pages are collaged with abstract paper shapes that are meant to be lifted up for reading. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

Includes a listing and brief description of the issues 1 to 34 of this periodical. This issue includes trnslations of texts by Kurt Schwitters and Konrad Bayer. The final issue of this periodical No.37 was published in 1990 in one copy for the exhibition "Fanzine as an Object." it was displayed in several museums in Europe. The Sackner Archive does not hold this issue. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.