title: Don't Sleep: The Urgent Messages of Oliver Munday
author:  Oliver Munday 
description: "The title of the insistent new monograph...is as fervently conscientious as the artist's loud, literal, and acutely compelling illustrations."<br>&mdash;<i>Bookforum<br><br></i>"This encapsulates Munday's design work: arresting juxtapositions, an engagement with the political, and above all, a deliberate, understated presence. As heavy as the visuals are, Munday's hand is light. The images speak for themselves. <i>Deep Sleep</i>&#160;is a powerful survey of thirty-three-year-old Munday's career thus far . . . It's rare that a monograph can be accurately described as important or necessary. <i>Don't Sleep,</i>&#160;however, fits the bill. Isolated from their origianl context and arranged by theme, Munday's images accumulate power&mdash;the power not just to move readers but to move them to action. <i>Don't Sleep</i>&#160;is the kind of book that burns through the coffee table it's left on."<br>&mdash;<i>The Paris Review</i>
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  BY HIS COMMAND
   
  #3
  His Desire
   
  by
  Ana Fawkes
   
  
   
  I'm going to kill him.
  I'm going to kill Oliver Rush.
   
  When billionaire Jonathan Black says the words, Isabella Grace can't help but believe he's
  acting out of anger.  Oliver's attack on Isabella has left her scared, but as long as she is in the
  company of Mr. Black, she feels safe.
  But when Jonathan Black starts to show a darker side of himself - outside of the bedroom -
  Isabella realizes that perhaps he is serious.
   
  I'm going to kill him.
  I'm going to kill Oliver Rush.
   
  But at what cost?
   
  
   
  -1-
   
  I slept on the plane, again, but this time Jonathan Black held me as I slept.  I was too visibly
  shaken to be alone and he lay with his body pressed hard against mine, soothing me and giving me a
  constant reminder that he’s right there.
  I dreamed of nothing, which I took as a good thing, because if I had a dream, it would have been
  about Oliver Rush.  Part of me didn’t want to believe that I had been attacked by Oliver Rush and if I
  