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A number of books on her work and exhibitions have been published. In 2001, her first series "The Babies" examined the way men can enjoy dressing up as infants, with an essay by Susan Sontag, an introduction by Mark Holborn. In 2008, she produced "Bunny", a collection of photographs about English actress Gwendoline Christie. "Bunny" also features a fairy-tale written by Will Self and a poem by Nick Cave. "Smudge" (2011) features abstract depictions of three of her friends she uses as models; musician Nick Cave, photographer Mark Vessey and fashion designer Sherald Lambden. All three appear half naked, faces obscured, wearing body stockings, tights, wigs, and other fanciful objects of clothing. In February 2013 the documentary "Polly Borland - Polymorphous" was released.