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Introduction by John Dreyfus.

The Death of Hector was a radio play written by Rene Hague, son in law and partner of Eric Gill. Hague was multi-talented and here…

Emerson Wulling was a printer in La Crosse Wisconsin who was 92 when he met Gaylord Schanilec - this is his story.

The text of the book was transcribed from the tapes of an interview Gaylord Schanilec conducted with Ernest Morgan in North Carolina in 1997.

A remarkable artists’ book by the major Young British Artist Tracey Emin when she had just emerged on the world stage. It takes the form…

D.H. Lawrence's provacative and erotic poem Fig first appeared in Birds, Beasts and Flowers in 1923. It achieved notoriety when it was used in a…

“The book is about a pointing finger, which you may commonly find in old posters and signposts. The whole design was inspired by this particular…

With contributions by John Lewis, Enid Marx and Robert Harling. Eric Ravilious’s decorative wood engravings created for the Curwen Press and the Dent ‘Everyman’ series.…

“A forest of Fir in the middle of a city transported me to a space in which only I existed along with the tall trees…

The text is a poem by Joe Haldeman, the noted science fiction writer whose most famous novel is The Forever War (1974).
Photocopy editions of the…

Gerald of Wales’s twelfth century travel writing, his aim being to present a word-picture of Wales including anecdotes, narrative and description.

39 poems by what was then a new, vivid poetic voice.

Written in the middle of the 19th century, this is an extraordinary survey of the global eating habits of man from the means used by…

A prospectus of Kinmont’s projects which are the descriptions of the experience he wrote up once he had finished with a project. Kinmont writes:
“I chose…