One of the copies of this print is inscribed to the Sackners. The image represents Todorovic's vision of the formation of coal. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

The Sackners' exhibition catalogue, The Beauty in Breathing, was displayed in this exhibition. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

Todorovic wrote to the Sackners in response to their questions about this book as follows. In the beginning of Almanac for pages 3 to 15, we had originally planned to put a text that was removed from the final version, however the page numbers were left unchanged [the pages begin on 15]. Names of the authors in English, pp 45-47and 52 Dobrivoje Jevtic, 67 Miroljub Filipovic Filimir, 72 Zvonko Saric, 85 Franko Busic and Robert G. Tilly, 94 Jim Leftwich and Tamara Zikic, 103 Genrih Sapgir and Klaus Peter Dencker, 115 Shozo Shimamoto-Miroljub Todorovic, 119 Dejan Bogojevic and Vojislaav Begovic, 120 Vili R. Melnikov and Dragan Nesic, 132 Zdravko Krstanovic, 133 Tom Taylor and Margareta Jelic, 137 Carla Bertola and Ruzica Bajic, 148 Rorica Kamperelic and Dobrica Kamperelic, 159 Keiichi Nakamura and Miroslav Klivar, 178 Milivoj Andjelkovic, 179 Ilija Bakic and Klaus Groh, 207 Michele Perfetti and Pierre Garnier, 213 and Ruggero Maggi. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

Stored in Todorovic box. In a personal communication to the Sackners, Todorovic indicated that Vicic was credited as the first author for political reasons and that he composed all the poems. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

In addition to conventional poems, there are five Signalist poems in this book, one to a page, that utilize large block letters that seem to be derived of English letters cut in half. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.