Well, I enjoyed it immensely. I missed the Collaboration and the Democracy of Book Arts talk, as I was always going to (someone had to mind the shop) although I'm hoping to enjoy at least part of them later (yay for modern technology), but I think I got to chat to just about everyone there, and I really enjoyed that.
Of course I came away with books! In what alternative universe was that unlikely? Thus far I have swelled my collection with works by Elizabeth Willow (a delightful letterpressed book called Waving at the Queen, which I shall showcase later), Gemma Lacey and David Armes (I don't know if it has a name but I'm going to call it pi ta pi (because that's what's on the cover) and I think that should feature later too) and from Andrew Morrison's stall (and I might not have finished there). If I can just get to the bank tomorrow morning, there's sure to be more. Oh yes of course I know I shouldn't, but it's all so tempting.
Another day to run - oh go on, don't miss it.
Another day to run - oh go on, don't miss it.
Hot Bed Press a bit mob-handed here. Elizabeth Willow centre stage, Claire Batt in the foreground, Oliver Flude beyond. That's Gemma Lacey's shoulder behind Elizabeth.
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