• Carleton College News, article about the work of Fred Hagstrom

• One of the hidden gems in the state of Alabama is the Book Arts Program at the University of Alabama. “Established in 1985, the program emphasizes development of original creative scholarship and creative practice by educating and preparing students to become technically proficient in book arts, cognizant of the historical background in which these various crafts evolved, and knowledgeable about the professional environments in which our graduates will work. Courses explore the reconciliation of modern sensibilities with historic craft.” To celebrate this program here is a list of a few graduates and a link to their work.

Frank Brannon (SpeakEasy Press)
Sarah Bryant (Big Jump Press)
Katharine Buckley (Contoura Press)
Bridget Elmer (Flatbed Splendor Press)
Lauren Faulkenberry (Firebrand Press)
Gina Fowler (The Puzzled Press)
AB Gorham
Annie Herlocker (Paper Revival Press)
Kerri Harding (Little Ledo Press)
Ellen Knudson (Crooked Letter Press)
Cheri Marks (Blue Section Press)
Allison Milham
Amy Pirkle (Perkolator Press)
Michelle Ray
Suzanne Sawyer (Down Home Girl Studio)
Sarah Scarr (Two Trick Pony Press)
Jillian Sico (Frogsong Press)
Sara White

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