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Re: Palatino in book publishing
Bringhurst's magnificently obsessive book Palatino: The Natural History of a Typeface has several examples of books and book series set in Palatino.1 -
Re: Palatino in book publishing
Also, if I remember correctly, Faber and Faber used to set all of their fiction in Palatino. This was a longstanding policy; it's mentioned in works by Rich Hendel.1 -
Re: Typographics, anyone?
I had a blast — met @"Kent Lew", @"Stephen Coles", Paul Shaw, Rich Kegler, and many other luminaries. The highlights for me were the informal conversations over lunch and dinner a…1 -
Typographics, anyone?
I write to you from my very tiny hotel room in the East Village, where I await the Typographics conference this weekend in NYC. Is anyone else going? https://2025.typographics.com/1 -
Re: Advice on Advertising?
I also think daily is too much. I'd consider subscribing to something put out every week or two. Daily e-mails are a turn-off.7
