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Ye Olde Grease Lightning, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
September 12, 2013
On the Shelf
San Francisco-based
Arion Press
—the last full-service letterpress in America—is in pursuit of the perfect book.
“Think of such trends in titles as the publishing industry’s version of ombré hair or white Chuck Taylors.”
The word
land
in titles
is all the rage for F/W.
Let the record show
: say
syllabuses
, not
syllabi
.
“Today there is literature coming out of Syria that we could have never even dreamed of just a few years ago.” Political turmoil has given birth to
a new wave of Syrian poetry
.
In which
college students act out scenes from
Grease
in Old English.
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