Through the contemporary rise of “little free libraries,” today’s urban wanderer is confronted with a myriad of discarded paperbacks, circulating through the streets like an electrifying current of information, of knowledge, of ideas – revealing the city as a linguistic infrastructure. Here, Experimental Jetset offers just a small selection of the books they came across in the city during their daily walks. This selection of snapshots is prefaced by a short essay, in which the Amsterdam-based collective situates these makeshift libraries within the pop-modernist lineage of psychogeography, as well as in the overlap between the printing press and the built environment.