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251. Alluvium

Description: "The plates are photopolymer from the pen and ink drawings I did of the soil monoliths in the Maynard Fosberg Soil Monolith Collection at the University of Idaho ...The pages are sewn together in couplets, using what I call the baseball stitch, then I link the couplets together at the spine. I wanted the stitching to look like sutures. This series is an exploration of the philosophy of phenomenology and how things reveal themselves to us as we are working"--Artist's statement from Vamp & Tramp, Booksellers, website "Laid in letter-fold wrapper with paper hand-sewn at edges. Closure paper tab hand sewn to wrapper. Relief printed on Magnani Incisioni paper"--Vamp & Tramp, Booksellers, website

252. Fish Stories

Description: 10 Leaves. "Loose fish shaped pages, painted on one side, including a flounder with a human head, a mermaid wedding, me underwater surrounded by fish and more tall tales. Housed in a creel shaped silk and faux leather lipped clamshell box, decorated with a fishing lure" --Artist's statement from publisher's website.

253. Madame La Mare's mystic cards of fortune

Madame La Mare's mystic cards of fortune

Description: 25 cards + 1 folded sheet. Consists of fortune-telling cards which are two-color linocuts, printed in black and red on the French Paper Mill's Packing Carton. Accompanied by a single folded instruction sheet, offset printed on red. Enclosed in a box with a card collaged to the front.

254. Walla Walla next 7 exits

Walla Walla next 7 exits

Description: Consists primarily of b&w linocuts of places with hand-carved linocut text identifying location on opposite pages; some linocuts interleaved with guardsheets; col. ill. on lining papers. Bound in brown cloth with black letterpress landscape image on the front board, spine and some of the back. Similar design used to create a blind embossed area on the back cover. End sheets have a river map and title 'Many waters'. Seven blank pages provided for notes. The colophon page is a linocut of a cemetary with headstones.

255. Selected proverbs of Hell

Selected proverbs of Hell

Description: 15 Leaves. Single leaves sewn to a red ribbon, prayer flag-style. Text cut from linoleum block printed on Magnani Incisioni paper. Accordion-folded pages attached to fabric-covered boards. Linoleum block print of title inset into front board.

256. Clavicle

Description: Linoleum block prints with letterpress on paper and bound in accordion-fold format into cloth covers with an inset printed label. "This grimoire, drawn from the tradition of the Clavicle of King Solomon, explores the fundamentals of alchemy, faith and magic"--Publisher's website

257. Eden

Description: "Celebrating the second anniversary of the M Kimberly Press." Seven multicolor linoleum prints bound into a concertina with cloth covered case binding and Suminagashi end sheets

258. Unravelling the mysteries of duct tape

Unravelling the mysteries of duct tape

Description: Artist's book consisting of photocopied pages, with some photocopied photographs mounted to the pages with duct tape; Bound using duct tape, Signed by the artist; Submitted to fulfill requirement of the University of Oregon, Dept. of Fine and Applied Arts, Artists' Books course, 1990

259. Breaking the silence

Breaking the silence

Description: Label on back cover reads: Martin, P.O. Box 06574, Chicago, Illinois, 60606; Bound with string and a bell; Contains black and white images and text as well as some colored text; Covers are made of black plasticized paper, Signed by the artist

260. Seattle subtext

Seattle subtext

Description: Some of the photographs in this book were originally part of an exhibit, but the book contextualizes the images with topical headings that mimic the text style of a newspaper. Text is also added to the pages, which are densly packed with images. This book looks at photography as a part of the modern world's overstimulation by mass media.