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Posted on 23/05/2018
I recently went down to Dartmoor to interview Alan Lee about his epic illustrations for The Wanderer and other Old English Poems. Widely regarded as a recluse (thanks in large measure to a rather misl …
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Posted on 23/03/2018
One of the most challenging elements of facsimile publication is the reproduction work required. The Morgan Library & Museum in New York, where the original copy of Love is Enough is held, photogr …
READ MOREPosted on 05/12/2017
About six years ago I was asked by David Chambers, then editor of The Private Library, if I would like to contribute an article about Folio limited editions. The Private Library being a distinguished …
READ MOREPosted on 12/05/2015
The special hand-bound limited edition of The Duke’s Children On 23 April the British Library hosted an evening dedicated to the life and work of Anthony Trollope. A distinguished panel of experts and …
READ MOREPosted on 30/10/2014
It is a remarkable fact that one of the best-known novels by one of the greatest 19th-century English novelists has never been published in the form its author intended. Anthony Trollope wrote The Duk …
READ MOREPosted on 30/10/2014
It is a remarkable fact that one of the best-known novels by one of the greatest 19th-century English novelists has never been published in the form its author intended. Anthony Trollope wrote The Duk …
READ MOREPosted on 24/10/2014
This article first appeared in the Folio magazine’s Autumn 2014 issue. Sue Clifford and Angela King, founders of Common Ground, celebrate the history and variety of the apple in Britain. How did it ha …
READ MOREPosted on 24/10/2014
This article first appeared in the Folio magazine’s Autumn 2014 issue. Sue Clifford and Angela King, founders of Common Ground, celebrate the history and variety of the apple in Britain. How did it ha …
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