For
me at least, the start of the Man Booker month is slow. I do not wish
to imply that I am sitting around drinking cups of interesting coffee.
No, I am reading, formulating design rationales, then reworking them..
One of the aspects of the Man Booker is that one usually sits at the
same table as ones author, they are alive. Trust me, it is not often, as
a book binder that one works with living authors and the like. So when
they ask 'What inspired your design?' it is best not
to be fumbling around in the dark for the next thing to say. The
sections have been trimmed, sewing positions marked and the end papers
made. Let sewing begin. http://themanbookerprize.com/fiction
This book is complicated. The dialogue is in dead conversation. By this
I mean that the characters in the book are dead. The dialogue is
layered, contradictory and paced. I have the beginnings of the design
bouncing around my sketch book, brain and backs of Red Lion Menus.
http://www.red-lion-barnes.co.uk/
http://www.red-lion-barnes.co.uk/
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