Subscription Program

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Subscription Program

$250.00

The 2024–25 Subscription Program consists of four limited edition works from the press to be mailed over the course of one year.

Subscribers pay a one-time fee that includes all shipping costs. Each item will be mailed upon completion. If a subscriber joins the program at any point during the course of the year, the first parcel they receive will include the current and all previous installments.

Due to increasing international postage rates, the Subscription Program is available only in the United States.

$250

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2023–24 Subscription Works
1: A work by the British poet Denise Riley in association with New York Review Books. Printed as a long running text, this work is composed of passages from Riley’s deeply personal and moving long prose work Time Lived, Without Its Flow, dealing with what the author describes as “arrested time” after the death of her son.

2: A film still by Jon Beacham from his recent 16mm film Another Time In Fragments (2023). C-Print printed in the darkroom. Six different images were each printed in an edition of 8 from the original 16mm negative.

3: Fragment on Ives. A broadside on the American composer Charles Ives, from Herbert Pföstl’s forthcoming essay on Nineteenth Century America experienced as hallucination by some of its famous and forgotten contemporaries.

4: A Specimen of Kis-Janson type from Stempel Type Foundry, by Jon Beacham (not shown)