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A book of the Press may be had on paper or on a screen, and some may be heard and watched as well as read.

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On paper and on screen

160 titles are in print, in paperback and hardback. Copies ordered from this site are printed to order by Lulu and posted directly to the reader; the bookshop and library trade is supplied through IngramSpark, and Amazon carries the trade editions.

149 titles have a Kindle edition, sold by Amazon. Each book’s page says which editions exist and what each costs.

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To be heard

Audiobooks

The Press records its own narrated editions: the author’s voice, restored and verified line by line against the text, so that no line passes that the ear cannot confirm.

The first is The Heart, a studio rendering of several days now in its final chapters.

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A form devised by the Press

The video book

The narrated text joined to a continuous procession of painted plates, timed to the voice to the half-second: not a film of the book, but the book itself, performed.

Chapter I of The Heart is complete: sixteen minutes, with fifty-four plates in watercolour. The Preambulum follows in two voices, grandfather and granddaughter, with ninety-one plates.

Books of the Press are also presented chapter by chapter on the Society’s YouTube channel.