Love in Wartime. Wellington: Pania Press, 2007. 20 pp. [signed edition of 30 copies].
Contents:
Carl sniffed
1 – Porphyry skyline
2 – Rhinoceros
3 – Entering the world again
SEX is natural
4 – Bright Flowers
5 – You just don’t have the sympathy
6 – Stops when you watch it
Samples:
Pania Press
Available:
Pania Press
2/ 5 Hastings Rd
Mairangi Bay
North Shore City 0630
Auckland
RRP: $NZ45 (postage included within NZ)
(December 25, 2006) Love in Wartime. Wellington: Pania Press, 2006. 20 pp. [gift edition of 10 copies].
Contents:
Carl sniffed
1 – Porphyry skyline
2 – Rhinoceros
3 – Entering the world again
SEX is natural
4 – Bright Flowers
5 – You just don’t have the sympathy
6 – Stops when you watch it
The Miracle
Reviews & Comments:
- Jurgen Wegner, “The Pania Press.” Brandywine Bookman’s Repository for Australia & New Zealand #30 (January 2011): 9-10:
From the illustrations provided on the “blog” the texts seem professional enough but the cover designs are really delightful. Each one is an experiment in design and production. I especially like the use of such things as sewing machine stitching not only as part of the design but as a means of creating whole illustrations*. An example of the latter is in the covers for Jack Ross’ Love in wartime. Produced in a limited edition of 30 signed copies, each of the 10 specials has its own sewn illustration from cup and saucer to flower pot motif ...
* Ever since my own experimental portfolio of P.J. Proudhon’s What is government (Sydney : Blackdawn Press, 1986) which used a ripped and torn collage of papers, tickets, forms, &c, and sewing machine stitching for illustrations.
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