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Website for the Arion Press. We talked about this press earlier on in the course.

Marginalia Press, Washington, DC-Student run press

Macy Chadwick worked with Julie Chen at Flying Fish Press.

A New York Press that publishes books and prints for a lot of very well known contemporary artists.

The Artichoke Yink Press' description of "Bird Mountain."

Small press in Brookyln that wants to "pair great ideas with available and easily obtained materials to make objects that are quality and affordable".

"Letterpress printing for the 21st century" If any of the books have inspired your own letterpress projects, check out the Boxcar Press' services and polymer platemaking capabilities.

The website of the book artist, Julie Chen. We've seen her works Evidence of Compression and Panorama.

Founded as an artist's press in 1991, their goal is to reveal the wonder of the book form through artist's editions and presentations, and to teach functional design, creative writing, and problem-solving through the making of books and pop-ups. some fun and upbeat structures

A short drive up 91 north

Alas, Brian is moving to California this summer. He is an excellent etcher!

artist books dealer that we have talked about in class. They have some really neat things on their site. You can see what artist/press is in your state to see what might be near by and accessible.

book artists who also have an incredible gypsy wagon that they travel in. Link will take you to info on both.

"Proudly introducing the bleeding-edge world of personalized desktop publishing circa 1820."

Small DIY Press in Pittsburgh that makes books and zines with volunteers and guest artists.

A celebratory discussion from the American Antiquarian Society to mark the completion of the series, from "The Colonial Book in the Atlantic World" to "Print Culture in Postwar America", published in collaboration with the University of North Carolina Press and with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Center for the Book at the Library of Congress.Through these publications and the AAS Program in the History of the Book, the Society is acknowledged as a leader in the emerging international field of book history. The United States series- from Codex to the Kindle- is a lively consideration of authorship, reading, and publishing in the development of American life and culture. Looks like a very informative youtube video!

ET is the guru of informational graphics, a bit tangential to the course but possibly interesting to those designers among you.

Eco-conscious children's books and toys!