We Were Innocent: Eight Vignettes. By Edzia J. Goldstein.5.25 x 9 in. 31pp. Printed in English Baskerville with 16th-century Roman as titles on Nideggen paper. Cyanotype designed and printed by Marcia Brown. Sumigawashi and Fabriano Roma for endpapers. Non-adhesive binding structure executed at The Campbell-Logan Bindery. Limited edition.1996. A collection of childhood reminiscences about surviving the Holocaust. The eight recollections, brought together here for the first time, follow the author’s journey from pre-War Poland, the Lodz Ghetto through four concentration camps, to a new life in America. |
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A Shelter of Stars. Poems by Howard Schwartz. Illustrated by Kathy Gura.10 x 6 in. 48pp. Handset in Pastonchi and Calligraphia and printed in 4 colors on handmade hemp paper from Ruscombe Paper Mill. Exposed sewing binding in a red and gold Japanese cloth. The original pencil drawings by Kathy Gura were printed from magnesium plates. Limited edition. 2005. The award winning author and scholar is a professor at University of Missouri. In these twelve poems, he writes on ideas and wisdoms central to Jewish thought. |
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