Twain Mark — Adam and Eve’s Diaries

First Bibliophilic Limited Edition with artistic hand-made binding

English Edition

157 numbered copies

Copies from No. 1 to No. 35 in the innovative form of a frame – book.
Format approx. 45 x 45 cm.

 

 

Brilliant for an exceptional wedding gift.

 

Copies from No. 36 to No. 157 in artistic bookbinding
Format 17.5 x 17.5 cm

 

Mark Twain’s Adam and Eve’s Diaries is one of the most moving novels of the 20th century.

 

 

A well known Author with his extraordinary text needed a unique binding. This sophisticated binding demanded special form, materials and technique as well as an exclusive frame. The book was printed in a limited edition on art ribbed and hand made leather binding. Some of the books were edited in a new form of frame – book which could be hung on the wall. Only the book owners know how to take out the books from the frame and replace it. This new concept is backed by law with patent number 119400.

It has already won nine awards and prizes:

1. Perfect Home & Interior Trade Show 2010

2. Nomination in the 51st Most Beautiful Book of the Year Competition 2010 (English version)

3. RemaDays 2011

4. Product of the Year 2011

5. Innovative Product of 2011

6. Product of Koszalin 2012

7. Gold Medal at the Poznan International Fair 2013

8. Gold Medal – Consumers’ Choice at the Poznan International Fair 2014

9. Renoma 2014

What is this extraordinary and intelligent text about? About what really matters in the world, about what can change the course of history, what can make people happy and at the same time depress them, what can inspire all human action. Taking a metaphor from the biblical story of the creation of the world, Twain described, extremely insightfully and with his proper sense of humour, how that first all-powerful feeling – the world’s first love – was born. The meeting of the first human beings, the forefather and foremother of us all, in the literary form of diaries, is an opportunity to show those subtle mental qualities that have distinguished men and women since the human race came into being on Earth and are as much a source of misunderstanding as of mutual fascination. Mark Twain’s perceptive, subtle and witty language makes the text a pleasure to read.

The book was printed in a limited edition on artistic ribbed paper and hand-bound in leather. Some copies have been published in the innovative form of a picture book, housed in a frame to be hung on the wall. However, only the owner knows how the picture book can be removed and reinserted for reading. This new book concept is legally protected (UP No. W119400).