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We read that "Bonanno’s first monograph" was Horse of the Sea: The White Horses of the Camargue; and, in one of unnecessarily many references, that this was published by Chusco Editions, ISBN9798890343086. Google finds no book from "Chusco Editions" other than this one. Is "Chusco Editions" perhaps just the name Bonanno uses for a self-published book? Worldcat doesn't show that a single library has acquired a copy. Is there evidence that any library has actually done so? ¶ We also read that "Workshop Stories: Changed through Photography anthologizes Bonanno's images along with a poignant experience as a workshop instructor." The publisher's blurb for the book (as reproduced in OCLC1288619790) says: "Sharing the images and words of over 100 photography teachers and workshop leaders, this book captures [...]." So Bonanno seems likely to account for less than one percent of this book. Nothing wrong with this: it doesn't need to be disguised. -- Hoary (talk) 23:57, 24 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]
