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Writing with Tagore
by Jim Moore. This book of thirty poems is a product of a General Studies Course taught by the printer at the college. The poems were inspired by Tagore's Gitanjali and has an inkjet photograph where you see Moore writing in a notebook on his lap underneath which is the Tagore text. Reading and writing simultaneously! The poems with roman type are section dividers, the color blocks number the sections 1, 2, 3. The italic type poems belong to the header poem that precedes them. The last roman poem, Envoi, is not so much a title as an indication that the book is finished, the author is sending off the reading with this final thought. Edition of 50.
$90
Mercredi
By Tom Molanphy. Linocut illustration, reprinted from a broadside
designed by Jim Trissel. A personal account of Ash Wednesday and
Mardi Gras in New Orleans. The publication marks the completion
of the authorŐs Master of Fine Arts degree. Letterpress from handset
Joanna with Michaelangelo titles and Trajan capitals, printed in
several colors, on handmade Mulberry paper. Stab sewn in indigo-colored
flax wrapper which was made by the author. Foil-stamped cover title.
Signed edition of 70. (6 x 8 inches; 26 pp.)
$70
The
First Celestial Adventure of Mr. Benzedrine
Tristan Tzara. Translated by Elmer Peterson. A visual and verbal
extravaganza composed entirely of collage that functions like a
simultaneous poem in which the pages explode. The adventure is both
playlet and manifesto-the first dada manifesto-and provided, at
the time of its writing, examples of a new kind of sound and simultaneous
poetry. Here, the characters are identified internally by means
of invented icons, and the text follows no rule at all except the
rule of variety. Richly illustrated on three kinds of paper. Explorations
of dada typography. Letterpress from polymer plates. Exposed spine
sewing into thick, printed boards. Edition of 50.
$200
The
Poem Emerges
In her twenty years of teaching at Colorado College, writing instructor
Joan Stone has collected the forty poems included herein from her
students. These are the ones that she could not bare to part with!
Previously unpublished. Printed by students at the press in 14 point
Garamond. Professionally bound. A deluxe edition of 25 copies and
a standard edition of 100.
Deluxe Edition $100
Standard Edition $30
Robert
Fludd: The Creation
As a Christian Hermeticist, Fludd saw all things as proceeding from
God and as connected by the bonds of sympathy and analogy. These
images illustrate how the world came into existence and how it took
the form attributed to it by Aristotle and Ptolemy. Letterpress
from polymer plates.
$450
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