catherineldf | Aug. 18th, 2015

It's been a full week!

My wife, Jana Pullman, has a new blog post up about creating a replica of a Shakespearian-era bookbinding and here's what it looks like:

Jana's also participating in a new book arts show at the MN Center for Book Arts. The opening is tonight, but for those who aren't in town, here's her new binding of Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea:

Front cover - marbled paper and marbled leather, structure is a Bradel dos-a-dos

Back cover -

And in Catherine news, I sent out a brand new story (an Emily one), subbed two workshop teaching proposals and made progress on some Queen of Swords Press-related work. I had realized that I'd like to do a soft launch of some of my own work before I do a bigger launch that includes other people's work, but it suddenly dawned on me that that approach had fewer dependencies that I thought. So going to be plugging away at those options. QoS will have it's own social media eventually, but not there yet, so please keep watching the sundry C. Lundoff's feeds here, on Twitter (@clundoff) or Facebook.
I did an author interview to promote the new Luna Station Quarterly: Best of the First Five Years anthology. You can read it here.

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