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"Couples and Loneliness (Second Printing, Signed)" is a photobook by Nan Goldin, a leading American photographer. When she was a student, she lost her sister, got addicted to drugs, and fell in love many times. Goldin has been writing about her feelings through her photos like a diary. Joy, sadness, anger, and sorrow. For Goldin, photography is a way to live in the present, confirm her existence, and find hope for the future. Therefore, her subjects are herself and the friends around her. As exemplified by her masterpiece, "The Ballad of Sexual Dependency (1986)," in the early days, her main motivation for photography was (female) sexual desire, but she herself has stated that she later expanded her style to include spiritual things and things that seek out the truth of people. This book is a collection of Goldin's works published in 1998 by the now-defunct Korinsha Publishing, and is edited mainly with Goldin's masterpieces, with her own essays written in both English and Japanese. This book also gives an understanding of Goldin's maiden heart and her way of thinking as a photographer. Second printing. Signed by the photographer .