Box 27

Gollum is an excerpt from The Hobbit written by J. R. R. Tolkein. It was designed by Nicole C. Hendricken and printed on the press of awk006 underground. The text was set in Bembo 12 and freehand 28; the illustrations were cut from linoleum, then pressed with a spoon. Both the book and its designer owe a great deal to David Schorr. This is book number _ in an edition of 7.

This book has been designed, printed and bound by Alex Drexler at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut. Poem text is set in Palatino Medium, 9 point on 15. Reference tables are set in Palatino Bold and Palatino Italic, 8 point on 10. Design created using Adobe InDesign. Credit to Mr. Trenite for the well-authored poem and to Mr. Goldstone for inspiration that came when I needed it most. Special thanks to Professor David Schorr. This is copy _ of 6.

The text of Emare is from the Early English Text Society edition edited by Edith Rickert using Ms. Rickert's changes but without her punctuation and capitals. The writing is a modified round gothic as seen in contemporary English manuscripts

Deze geke studented codexke, samengestelt door Amy Zwaddeljoof, is in Caslo en Cloister gemaakt. Er zijn wel veel fouten maar er weren niet genoeg letters genoeg, en het geeft karakter vind ik. Dank aan David Schorr voor zijn huld, het was niet altijd plezierig, maar het is nu gedaan. Ik hood dat het plezier zal bregen, je kau en beetje lachen. Dit is nummer _ van en editie van _.

Without the generosity and professional talents of Philip Rose, photographer, and the creative inspirations of my professor, David Schorr, this book might not have made it past the dummy stage. The text, twelve point Helios, was typeset by Barbara Clark of Ms. Prints, a sympathizer with student financial plights and hence another to whom I am indebted. In an edition of 15 this is number _.

This is a collection of class work created by David Schorr's students over the years. It includes a variety of materials and book binding techniques applied by the student to create a unique book for their class project based on a chosen subject.