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Christmas Carol Songbook
Certain books belong not to solitary reading, but to shared ritual. This multilingual Christmas carol songbook was conceived for moments of gathering: winter evenings, candlelight, family voices, and the fragile continuity of tradition carried through song. Small enough to be held easily in the hand,...Read more -
Books & Gardens, A Fine Press Meditation on Cultivated Life and Artistic Environment
Certain libraries are formed around literature alone. Others emerge from an entire way of inhabiting the world. Books & Gardens belongs to the latter tradition. Conceived as a personal album of Kurtiak & Ley Publishing House, the volume unites bibliophile culture, landscape, architecture, restoration, and...Read more -
Hans Wurm, Das Ringerbuch
Printed in Landshut around 1500 by Hans Wurm, Das Ringerbuch—also known as Das Landshuter Ringerbuch—is among the earliest surviving printed manuals devoted to the German tradition of wrestling. Though modest in size, it occupies a distinctive place in the history of the European book, where...Read more -
Juliusz Machulski, Machia
Limited edition of 88 individually numbered copies Original Polish text with a complete Italian translation in a separate appendix Printed on fine art paper Hand-bound in velvet Movable conceptual illustrations by Marysia Machulska Machia is a stage play by Juliusz Machulski, one of Poland’s most...Read more -
Mark Twain, Virtues and Other Vices
Mark Twain understood that wit may reveal human nature more precisely than solemnity. The aphorisms gathered in Virtues and Other Vices move effortlessly between humour, scepticism, moral observation, and intellectual play. Their brevity conceals unusual sharpness. Twain does not construct systems; he destabilises certainties. This...Read more -
Marion Gräf, Liebodrom
Some literary works resist uniformity from the beginning. Marion Gräf’s Liebodrom was conceived not as a stable object repeated identically, but as a field of formal variation. The poems themselves move through successive stages of emotional and existential transformation, and the material structure of the...Read more -
Muhammad al-Ali, Treatise on the Wonders of Astronomy
Only a single manuscript of this work is known to exist. Written in 1434, Muhammad al-Ali’s Treatise on the Wonders of Astronomy unites astronomy, geography, cosmology, and medieval systems of knowledge within one intellectual structure. In spirit, it belongs to that vanished world in which...Read more -
Publius Ovidius Naso, De Medicamine Faciei Feminae
Among the rare literary survivals of classical antiquity, De Medicamine Faciei Feminae occupies a singular place. Barely more than one hundred lines of Ovid's original poem have endured, preserved through the care of medieval scribes. Such a work called not merely for publication, but for...Read more
