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Scott Bl8ke has created a flipbook consisting of images of United Airlines Flight 175 crashing into the south tower of the World Trade Center. Accompanying the animation are essays written by a wide range of participants, each expressing their personal experience of the September 11th attacks. In addition, the authors of the essays are asked to reflect on, and respond to, the flipbook itself. Not surprisingly, the majority of the essayists experienced the events through news network footage.

Blake is distributing his 9/11 Flipbooks to encourage a constructive dialog regarding the media’s participation in sensationalizing the tragedy. "My primary goal with the 9/11 Flipbook is to remind everyone how the mainstream media broadcast the violent attacks over and over," Blake said. "I believe the news acted against peaceful society on 9/11 and terrorized the viewing public by showing those images over and over, giving power to the very people that wanted to frighten us."

To further illustrate his point, Blake recently conducted a quantitative media study of archived footage from September 11, 2001, counting the number of times major news networks showed the plane crashes, building collapses and people falling from the towers. The BBC showed the planes crashing into the towers 240 times, roughly 16 times per hour. CNN showed the towers collapsing 161 times, or about once every five minutes. CBS was the first to show victims falling from the towers, beginning around noon and replaying the footage 13 times that day.

These images are burned indelibly into the minds of everyone who witnessed the tragedy, whether firsthand or remotely. Said one New York essayist in Blake's 9/11 Flipbook, "We could literally see the towers from our roof top. Although we had a better view on the TV."

Blake personally assembles each flipbook in his studio in Omaha, NE. The books are printed, cut and bound using top of the line archival materials. The large flipbooks are bound using screw post binding, which is one of the most archival book binding methods. Both versions are signed, dated.

100% of the profits from every 9/11 Flipbook sold is donated to the Twin Towers Orphan Fund, Fire Department of New York, and International Red Cross.

Name	Date	Location	Title
0. Scott Bl8ke	September 17, 2008	Omaha, Nebraska	Introduction
1. Sarah Baker	March 12, 2006	Omaha, Nebraska	The very first essay
2. Sean Smith	May 10, 2006	Toronto, Canada	Tactical application of slowness
3. Mike Fischer	May 17, 2006	Racine, Wisconsin	My birthday is September 11
4. Pat Riot	May 23, 2006	Los Angeles, California	9-11 FLIP OUT
5. Julian Miller	May 31, 2006	New York, New York	Desperate grab for attention
6. Scott Grant	June 5, 2006	Bristol, United Kingdom	I wished I didn't own a television
7. Daniel Clark	June 6, 2006	Henderson, Nevada	Media Monotony
8. Damon Lawner	June 10, 2006	Los Angeles, California	Concise yet massive story
9. Natalie Conforti	June 12, 2006	San Francisco, California	American student in Italy
10. K Torpy	June 13, 2006	Omaha, Nebraska	Incomprehensible accessible
11. Pierre Ernest	June 18, 2006	Borsbeek, Belgium	I also was born on Sept. 11th
12. Timothy Schaffert	June 18, 2006	Omaha, Nebraska	Lesson in commerce and tragedy
13. Chris Fischer	June 18, 2006	Landisville, Pennsylvania	i could give a fuck less
14. Aaron Norhanian	June 19, 2006	Brooklyn, New York	Hold the moment in my hand
15. Anonymous	June 19, 2006	Anonymous.	i think that Bush planned it
16. Steve Chudomelka	June 19, 2006	Omaha, Nebraska	Caught in the moment again
17. Adam Arsenault	June 19, 2006	Prince Edward Island, Canada	Respecting each other's visions
18. Pierre-François Maquaire	June 19, 2006	Paris, France	I collect folioscopes
19. Kim Lyvang	June 20, 2006	Ontario, Canada	My life is now richer
20. Alexis Turner	June 20, 2006	Portland, Oregon	Listen to *me*
21. Patrick Hughes	June 21, 2006	Gainesville, Florida	I would not like a 9-11 flipbook
22. Philippe Dubost	June 26, 2006	Chamalières, France	Sensational effects of this game
23. Jean-Pierre Becker	June 27, 2006	Paris, France	I could smile about your question
24. Jayne Sonshine	June 28, 2006	Twp. of Washington, New Jersey	Hold a piece of history
25. Tabitha Straws	June 28, 2006	Seattle, Washington	Selfish American
26. K. Verbonus	June 28, 2006	Steilacoom, Washington	Everyone wants to be right
27. Jo Bryan	June 28, 2006	Cambs, United Kingdom	Another frantic day
28. Hayley Gardiner	June 28, 2006	Northampton, United Kingdom	Not just about the victims
29. David Vogt	June 28, 2006	Rockford, Illinois	Feelings and emotions of others
30. Nick Jugovics	June 28, 2006	Paxton, Illinois	Made from suffering
31. Lennaert Bosch	June 28, 2006	Cuijk, The Netherlands	Ten and a half year old
32. Anonymous	June 29, 2006	Anonymous	Trivializing those events
33. David Pitman	July 1, 2006	South Wales, United Kingdom	Slap in the face
34. Tracy Cowell	July 1, 2006	Somerset, United Kingdom	Agree with it or not
35. Candy VanOcker	July 1, 2006	Springville, New York	This happened to everyone
36. Fadel Haowat	July 1, 2006	Chicago, Illinois	What the news can do
37. Daniel Sahagian	July 1, 2006	North Arlington, New Jersey	Light against Hate and Ignorance
38. Sam Brobvision	July 1, 2006	Nottingham, United Kingdom	Little effect on my life
39. Cain Radford	July 1, 2006	Broken Hill, Australia	Through tragedy life goes on
40. Susan Rabka	July 1, 2006	Johannesburg, South Africa	I might as well have been there
41. Nicole Brodsky	July 1, 2006	San Francisco, California	Arbiter of the act
42. Julie Gormly	July 2, 2006	Brisbane, Australia	Uncomfortable sharing
43. Nicola Dingle	July 2, 2006	Somerset, United Kingdom	Seize the day
44. Tarryn Bow	July 3, 2006	Broken Hill, Australia	Far more shocking
45. Ricardo dC Russo	July 3, 2006	Manaus, Brazil	World is full of lost words
46. Pascal Fouché	July 4, 2006	Paris, France	How people can see it
47. Anthony Mack	July 4, 2006	Lacey, Washington	ALL humans strive for freedom
48. Teri Jenkins	July 6, 2006	Ontario, Canada	Deepest sympathies
49. Alexandre Noyer	July 6, 2006	Annecy, France	Internationnal langage
50. Yolanda Yuyu	July 6, 2006	Chengdu, China	It tell us to remember something
51. Craig Park	July 7, 2006	Rocky Mount, North Carolina	Are we better for our learning
52. Kell Black	July 11, 2006	Clarksville, Tennessee	Small matchbox diorama
53. Anonymous	July 12, 2006	United States	Sophisticated visual humor
54. Lauren De Luca	July 12, 2006	New York, New York	Less than a mile from the Towers
55. Nanette Allen	July 12, 2006	Las Vegas, Nevada	Intimate translations
56. Manfred Reichert	July 21, 2006	Visselhoevede, Germany	Flash animation
57. B Rousse	July 22, 2006	Paris, France	It deserves our irreverence
58. Charlotta Bjorkskog	July 22, 2006	Kokkola, Finland	Of course you gain on it
59. Stuart and Tara	July 24, 2006	Brooklyn, New York	Better view on the TV
60. Dave Schneider	January 29, 2007	Chicago, Illinois	Remind me of "real" pain
61. Dan Keane	January 30, 2007	Bloomfield, New Jersey	what the fuck was the 'message'?
62. Thomas Hill	February 6, 2007	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	perception is reality
63. Robert Fischer	March 29, 2007	Houma, Louisiana	the defining moment
64. Frank J Perrotta	December 5, 2007	Sharon, Pennsylvania	9-11 Flip Book Manipulations
65. Matthew Lahey	January 7, 2008	Los Angeles, Califronia	On A Flipbook
66. Kristin Heikel	March 16, 2008	Omaha, Nebraska	Reporting and Voyeurism
67. Aibyouka Kun	September 29, 2008	Westmont, New Jersey	The First IM Chat
68. Bobby Ryan	November 4, 2008	North Cape May, New Jersey	Patriotic Work of Art
69. Trevon Watson	February 3, 2009	Guyton, Georgia	War On Terror is Fading Away
70. Adrian Davis	February 17, 2009	Fort Bragg, North Carolina	Something you care about
71. Dear	December 26, 2008	Portland, Oregon	Second IM Chat
72. James King	May 4, 2009	Glasgow, Scotland	The world will never be the same
73. Beáta Istvánko	October 27, 2009	Budakalász, Hungary	Opinion of the audience
74. Alex Klehfoth	June 1, 2009	Lexington, Kentucky	Twin Tower Pinata
75. Wolfgang Skodd	May 5, 2010	Dortmund, Germany	Agents & Provocateurs
76. Michiko Tanaka	August 2, 2010	Seattle, Washington	Over and over
77. DJ Tilley	January 7, 2011	Reno, Nevada	Wandering around the playground
78. Benjamin Goggin	January 8, 2011	Portland, Oregon	Tornadoes to terrorism
79. Tom Eubank	January 8, 2011	New York City, New York	Top floor of 95 Christopher Street
80. Ian	January 8, 2011	Oakland, California	Stir things up
81. Anonymous	February 24, 2011	Anonymous	Inconsiderate and offensive
82. Amanda Marsico	March 3, 2011	District of Columbia, USA	Thank you for making me think
83. Anonymous	April 18, 2011	Anchorage, Alaska	This isint a joke
84. Jessica Schwartz	April 27, 2011	USA	Who is the work for?
85. Dr. Kevin Dann	May 19, 2011	Brooklyn, New York	Thanks Art Spiegelmann
86. TheBigBoss	May 26, 2011	Nairobi, Kenya	Le Chêne et le Roseau
87. Stephania	June 27, 2011	USA	More Real Than Reality
88. Anonymous	July 11, 2011	Brooklyn, New York	Weak and Irresponsible
89. Renee Nied	August 4, 2011	Cobleskill, New York	Pick Up Tomorrow
90. Elliott Burris	September 2, 2011	Saint Joseph, Missouri	I was only 3
91. Sheila Zachariae	September 9, 2011	Omaha, Nebraska	Protecting the people from themselves
92. Wendy Parker	November 6, 2011	Leicester, United Kingdom	Interesting Yet Horrifying
93. Aidan Hicks	March 12, 2012	Aurora, Colorado	Quite Young on September 11
94. Patrick McCarthy	April 17, 2012	Chicago, Illinois	Propaganda Attack
95. Billy	October 12, 2012	Sandia Park, New Mexico	Bling Review 41
96. Gabriella Cutrone	June 25, 2013	Brooklyn, New York	Inspired and Upset
97. BSG	October 31, 2013	Portland, Oregon	Images Detach From Emotions
98. Wilfredo Raguro	July 28, 2016	Irving, Texas	Looking Back Now

Name	Location	Date
1. Printed Matter Bookstore	New York, New York	May 30, 2009
2. Printed Matter Bookstore	New York, New York	July 29, 2009
3. Printed Matter Bookstore	New York, New York	July 29, 2009
4. Printed Matter Bookstore	New York, New York	July 29, 2009
5. Printed Matter Bookstore	New York, New York	July 29, 2009
6. Agents and Provocateurs	Dunaujvaros, Hungary	October 16, 2009
7. Anonymous	Los Angeles, California	November 5, 2009
8. Pascal Fouche	Paris, France	January 14, 2010
9. Pierre-François Maquaire	Paris, France	September 4, 2010
10. Bookart Bookshop	London, United Kingdom	September 15, 2010
11. Danny Schechter	New York, New York	September 13, 2010
12. Wendy Wight	Houston, Texas	October 10, 2010
13. K Torpy	Omaha, Nebraska	December 31, 2010
14. Joseph Calandriello	Nashville, Tennessee	January 7, 2011
15. Joseph Calandriello	Nashville, Tennessee	January 7, 2011
16. Joseph Calandriello	Nashville, Tennessee	January 7, 2011
17. Joseph Calandriello	Nashville, Tennessee	January 7, 2011
18. Andrew Beirne	Elmhurst, New York	January 7, 2011
19. Thomas King	Toronto, Canada	January 7, 2011
20. Sean Gossage	Burlington, Iowa	January 9, 2011
21. Bookart Bookshop	London, United Kingdom	January 13, 2011
22. Bookart Bookshop	London, United Kingdom	January 13, 2011
23. Bookart Bookshop	London, United Kingdom	January 13, 2011
24. Bookart Bookshop	London, United Kingdom	January 13, 2011
25. Bookart Bookshop	London, United Kingdom	January 13, 2011
26. Sarah Baker Hansen	Omaha, Nebraska	January 14, 2011
27. Timothy Schaffert	Omaha, Nebraska	January 14, 2011
28. Eryk Salvaggio	Fukuoka, Japan	January 23, 2011
29. Quimby's Bookstore	Chicago, Illinois	February 1, 2011
30. Quimby's Bookstore	Chicago, Illinois	February 1, 2011
31. Quimby's Bookstore	Chicago, Illinois	February 1, 2011
32. Quimby's Bookstore	Chicago, Illinois	February 1, 2011
33. Quimby's Bookstore	Chicago, Illinois	February 1, 2011
34. Quimby's Bookstore	Chicago, Illinois	February 1, 2011
35. Jennifer Kosharek	St. Petersburg, Florida	February 4, 2011
36. James Welch	Orange, California	February 24, 2011
37. Anonymous	New York, New York	February 25, 2011
38. Artists' Books Online	Los Angeles, California	March 2, 2011
39. Jean-Pierre Becker	Paris, France	March 12, 2011
40. RAS Gallery and Bookstore	Barcelona, Spain	March 18, 2011
41. RAS Gallery and Bookstore	Barcelona, Spain	March 18, 2011
42. RAS Gallery and Bookstore	Barcelona, Spain	March 18, 2011
43. Annie Dulong	New York, New York	April 29, 2011
44. Geraldine Fasentieux	Sainte-Savine, France	May 24, 2011
45. Anonymous	New York, New York	June 6, 2011
46. Indie Photobook Library	Washington, DC	June 27, 2011
47. Chemeketa Community College	Salem, Oregon	July 5, 2011
48. Chemeketa Community College	Salem, Oregon	July 5, 2011
49. Media Container	Nantes, France	July 5, 2011
50. Omaha Public Library	Omaha, Nebraska	July 11, 2011
51. Andor Skotnes	Troy, New York	July 27, 2011
52. Jim O'Brien	Somerville, Massachusetts	July 27, 2011
53. Sonia Baelo Allué	Zaragoza, Spain	August 2, 2011
54. Michel Cicero	Ventura, California	August 12, 2011
55. B. Rousse	Oakland, California	August 12, 2011
56. Aaron Norhanian	Brooklyn, New York	August 26, 2011
57. Craig Crawford	Chicago, Illinois	September 2, 2011
58. Kansas State University	Manhattan, Kansas	September 3, 2011
59. Jonathan Kahana	New York, New York	September 7, 2011
60. Dan Bischoff	South Orange, New Jersey	September 11, 2011
61. Jennie Hinchcliff	San Francisco, California	October 17, 2011
62. Matt Wobensmith	San Francisco, California	October 1, 2011
63. Anonymous	New York, New York	October 1, 2011
64. Princeton University	Princeton, New Jersey	November 7, 2011
65. OK Store	Los Angeles, California	November 8, 2011
66. Penn State University	State College, Pennsylvania	October 17, 2011
67. OK Store	Los Angeles, California	November 8, 2011
68. OK Store	Los Angeles, California	November 8, 2011
69. Lowri-Ellen Owen	Cardiff, United Kingdom	November 15, 2011
70. OK Store	Los Angeles, California	November 28, 2011
71. OK Store	Los Angeles, California	November 28, 2011
72. OK Store	Los Angeles, California	November 28, 2011
73. Frank Erfurth	Merrillville, Indiana	January 20, 2012
74. Raquel	Decatur, Georgia	January 24, 2012
75. Drift Station	Lincoln, Nebraska	May 7, 2012
76. Joyce Lynn	Mill Valley, California	April 10, 2013
77. Lynne Warren	Chicago, Illinois	December 27, 2012
78. Lynne Warren	Chicago, Illinois	December 27, 2012
79. Dorothy Lorig	Arvada, Colorado	September 11, 2012
80. Billy	Sandia Park, New Mexico	October 26, 2012
81. Johan Zonnevijlle	Utrecht, Netherlands	January 7, 2013
82. Michelle Greene	Montclair, New Jersey	February 17, 2013
83. Anonymous	Buffalo, New York	April 23, 2013
84. Minnesota Center for Book Arts	Minneapolis, Minnesota	May 20, 2013
85. Anonymous	Lafayette, Indiana	November 28, 2013
86. Christine Panushka	Los Angeles, California	February 2, 2014
87. Mike Tnasuttimonkol	Los Angeles, California	February 3, 2014
88. Anonymous	Omaha, Nebraska	September 5, 2014
89. University of Maine	Orono, Maine	November 3, 2014
90. Richard Rutherford	York, Pennsylvania	December 6, 2014
90. Michael Mullen	Vincennes, Indiana	February 17, 2015
92. De Reals	Paris, France	March 7, 2015
93. Jeffrey Hallock	Fresno, California	April 13, 2015
94. Beth Medoway Kagan	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	April 13, 2015
95. Dianne Sanders	Auckland, New Zealand	June 1, 2015
96. Monroe Denton	Brooklyn, New York	October 8, 2015
97. Donald Stahl	St. Louis, Missouri	February 19, 2016
98. Cedric Balay	Paris, France	January 10, 2017
89. Rishav Garg	Bangalore, India	September 14, 2019
99. Anonymous	Brooklyn, New York	April 9, 2021
100. Dave Wagenheim	Eugene, Oregon	September 15, 2022
101. Anonymous	Chicago, Illinois	December 15, 2022