Further Apocrypha kangaroo leather

This special copy of Further Apocrypha is bound in red kangaroo hide. The text block was sewn on linen tapes with endsheets of marble paper made by Pam Smith of Marblesmith and hand sewn silk endbands. The impressed image on the cover is a original graphic by the poet, Ray DiPalma.

Further Apocrypha standard edition

Further Apocrypha contains twenty-seven previously uncollected poems written by Ray DiPalma between 1993 and 2009. These writings, both sensuous and lyric in their philosophic concerns, reflect what has often been noted as DiPalma’s finely tuned ear and his preoccupation with testing the limits of language and form. Six of his original graphic works accompany the poems.

This edition of 35 standard copies was designed, printed and bound entirely by Rebecca Chamlee. The book was printed on a Vandercook from polymer plates of Centaur and Arrighi types and collages by the poet on Zerkell Nideggen paper. The text blocks were sewn on Ramie tapes with printed Bugra endsheets. The quarter cloth case binding has sides covered in paste papers made by the binder and an inset printed label.

Green Leather "Azusa"

I've made five deluxe versions of "Azusa : a sequel" by Paul Vangelisti. There are four covered in green goatskin and one bound using red bookcalf. There are all sewn on raised cords with handsewn endbands.

Red Leather "Azusa"

I've made five deluxe versions of "Azusa : a sequel" by Paul Vangelisti. There are four covered in green goatskin and one bound using red bookcalf. There are all sewn on raised cords with handsewn endbands.

New Broadside - "Christmas 1956"

This new broadside is printed on buff Rives BFK. It tells the story about my favorite Christmas present I received as a child.

New Broadside - "Dreams of Flight"

The broadside is printed on handmade Twinrocker paper and is about a dream I had when I was a child living in suburban Southern California.

New Broadsides - "Fire and Ice"

This broadside is printed on Arches cover and tell the story of the animals of my childhood.