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Graham Moss at the Press Reproduced courtesy of photographer Gwen Jones |
Incline Press News Come meet Incline Press 'Devil' Mike Tregear and see
our new books at our stand at this year's Oxford
Fine Press Book Fair
Several of our books are included in 'The Private Press Today', an exhibition of modern private press books which is on at St Bride Library from 26 October ? 20 November. Hours are limited, please check their website before attending.
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David Blamire's new book on the naming of cats, with seven wood engravings by Christ Daunt. Read more, or order below: |
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Robert Louis Stevenson |
![]() Incline Chapbooks Our new series of chapbooks, all priced at £10 each, are designed deliberately for a DL envelope, rather than a chapman's pack. Within the confines of a single section with a stiff card cover, we have played constructively with the idea of a chapbook: Recent titles include: Feathergill's Donkey Brand, a new poem by Clare Robertson-Dwyer about the now lost but once ubiquitous cleaning stone, and includes two tipped-in Donkey Stone wrappers. There is a Lady contains two poems, the anonymous 17th-century original, and Ralph Hodgson's mid-20th-century comment on rehearing it accidentally. It is illustrated with a cut by Hodgson's one-time pal Claud Lovat Fraser as decoration. Joe Harriott was a fine Jazz musician in London in the 1960s, and is only now being rediscovered through CDs of his recordings. The poet Jo Reed was there at Ronnie Scott's when Joe was in his prime, and has written and illustrated this zig-zag book of Making Hay by Moonlight (illustrated) |
The story of finding the farm usually goes something like this. We had turned off the county road onto a little gravel lane. The ground was shot with sun coming down between the translucent green leaves of the tulip poplars that meet overhead as in an arbour..' more |
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