Autumn 2017 issue printed in an edition of 895 copies. Table of contents, feature articles, book reviews, biographical sketches of contributors. Color and black and white illustrations.

Fall 2017 / Number 33 / Robert McCamant, Editor


Chairmans Letter | Jason Dewinetz
Colophon
Obituary: Jill Mason | Tom Taylor

Features
An Interview with Mark Cochram | Abby Schoolman
Lost in Moisty Cloisters | Alastair Johnston
The Minotaur and the River: Peter Koch and The Montana Quartet | Aaron Parrett
Everythings a Byproduct: The Work and the Work of Printmaker and Sculptor Patterson Clark | Jandos Rothstein
You say tomato, I say . . . The curious story of the title of Walter Hamadys book on hand papermaking | Jerry Kelly
Thesis: Student Work from the University of Oregon

Reviews
Diderot Project | review by Martin Antonetti
Song of Solomon | review by James Freemantle
Invisible Fly | review by David Esslemont
Right to Know and Make the Economy Scream | review by Ian Kahn
The Young Manhood of Dave Chamlee | review by Elizabeth Curren
Only Love: Haiku by Albion | review by Russell Maret
Flosculi Sententiarum | review by Robert McCamant
The Book as a Work of Art in Our Time | review by Paul F. Gehl
One Hundred Great Books on Typography | review by Crispin Elsted
Nineteenth-Century Dust-Jackets | review by Richard Minsky
The Dictionary of the Book | review by Donald Krummel

Back Matter
Books Briefly Noted | Paul W. Nash
Contributors.