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Palu, Louie. Cage Call by Louie Paul. Photos of Canadian mining industry. Aperture Magazine using the aesthetic power ofphotolucida, 2007. First edition, wraps, as issued, fine, almost like new with very slight shelf wear on back cover. Text by Charlie Angus. 64 pages. This book is the result of research and photography of the mining industry in Northeastern Ontario and Northwestern Quebec, Canada, from 1991 to 2003. The photographs by Louie Palu depict miners at home and at work, plus a few images of their environment. Included are excerpts from interviews with miners