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Monthly Archives: May 2011
The Letterpress Shakespeare, published by The Folio Society
Far be it from me to write a review of the literary merits of The Bard. There have been plenty of people much more learned than me that have spent their lives doing just that in the almost 400 years … Continue reading
The Folio Society publishing Voltaire’s Candide
Check out the new limited edition of Candide. Signed by illustrator Quentin Blake and limited to 1000 copies. It looks scrumptious!
Orlando by Virginia Woolf, published by the Arion Press
Virginia Woolf has been on my “to-read” list for years and years. So it was with great pleasure that I read Orlando in the sumptuous Arion Press edition from 2005. Woolf was one of the foremost lyrical novelists of the … Continue reading
The Club Dumas by Arturo Pérez-Reverte; Subterranean Press
This was my first novel by Arturo Pérez-Reverte. I do read a lot of Spanish language literature in translation and also (slowly) in the original, so I am always looking for new authors to check out. The tie into Dumas … Continue reading
Parenthesis #20 from FPBA now out
The Fine Press Book Association has just finished Parenthesis #20 and members should be receiving their copies shortly. Parenthesis is the Association’s journal and deals broadly in fine and private press printing as well as bookbinding, typography, collecting, publishing and … Continue reading