Having observed for some time IMMA's typographical tic, I began to see its potential. I thought of adding text underneath and in the style of the existing signs. The phrase could have been written in Cherokee. First published as a broadsheet by The Orchard Gallery, Derry, 1988. He said it would be good if I could do something that addressed public language.
Some parthenogenetic females give birth to a single male offspring.
This larva attaches to his mother's cuticle for about four or five days, then inserts his head into her genital aperture and devours her. Greater love hath no woman. Virgin Birth', in other words. I began to wonder if micromalthus debilis and IMMA might not have something important in common. The final proposal, handed in to IMMA on at the end of May 1996, suggested doing something along the lines of the following.