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Philosophy
Ours is a world of mostly intangible and
disposable communications – we read
paperbacks, magazines, newspapers and
faxes that we throw out, e-mails that we
delete,
watch programs that we turn off and
make telephone calls on which we hang up.
Thornwillow
Press, in contrast, seeks to make books
that will endure. Our goal is to present
the authors words in a manner that enhances
the relationship between the reader
and the text. In this context, we hope
that
our books are a powerful means of communicating
ideas.
As a printer and publisher of handmade,
limited edition books, our titles
range widely in content. Our eclectic
title list includes: a volume celebrating
man’s
first landing on the moon by Walter
Cronkite, a collection of Abraham Lincoln
letters
compiled by Professor David Herbert
Donald, and a collection of short stories
by the
fabled Louis Auchincloss. At the same
time, though, our hope is that they stand
together
as a collection, that they are united
in the attention to detail and craftsmanship
with which they are made. Our mission
is
to make books whose form enhances
the relationship between the reader and
the text, and will
be cherished and preserved well into
the future.
In addition to our publications,
we
also design and manufacture extremely
fine paper and stationery. Our team
of master
engravers and letterpress printers
produce the highest
design and quality.
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