Search Results: Authors starting with L from Bromer Booksellers

Tilton, NH: Hillside Press, 1974. Hokusai, et. al.. 55pp. One of 250 copies. Punctuated with illustrations of terrific monsters and characters under their spell. Bound in orange pictorial cloth. Fine. (2 3/8 by 2; 60x50mm).

Kensington, CA and Washington, DC: Liminal Press + Bindery, 2019. McAleer-Keeler, Kerry. Octavo. 45pp. One of three A. P. copies, produced in addition to the limited edition of fifty. Signed by Laser, who contributed the text, and by Camden M. Richards, who designed and produced the project. Equal parts scholarly essay and experiment in graphic and material design, the book aims to situate the reader within the vocabulary of racial privilege, to guide them toward an understanding of their own position ("White Privilege: If You Can't See It, You've Got It"), and to urge a confrontation with it on terms both interpersonal and systemic. To these ends, it employs a creative array of typefaces, printing techniques, and scanned linocut illustrations by McAleer-Keeler. Bound in flexible covers, saddle-stitched and held with an elastic ribbon, to which is affixed a custom pencil, "perfect for making copious notes about how you will utilizze your privilege to create change." Fine.

Cincinnati: Mosaic Press, 1978. Kintzer, Cynthia. (59)pp. One of 500 copies, signed by the author, artist, and printer. With black & white illustrations by Cynthia Kintzer. Tells the stories behind seventeen of America's haunted houses and the ghosts that supposedly haunt them. Very fine in black buckram with white stamping on front and spine. (15/16 by 13/16; 24x21mm).

(Munich: Waldmann & Pfitzner, 1950. One of the so-called "smallest books in the world." Mint in black leather with a Liberty Bell in gilt. Housed in a plexiglass case with a magnifying glass in the lid. (Bondy p. 155). (1/4 by 1/4; 6x6mm).