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In searching for a way to express what the story is about, I decided to make a clear distinction between the cover and the text. I wanted whatever judgments the reader made because of the appearance of the cover to be subverted, to imply there are more layers to the story than the cover suggests. Thus, instead of gluing the text block together before cutting into it, I left the pages loose, giving a sense of the geology of the book, the ancient thread of the story.

From George Roberts

  1. UPSIDE DOWN INSIDE OUT AND BACKWARDS by George Roberts, Image 6.

    UPSIDE DOWN INSIDE OUT AND BACKWARDS

  2. RED LETTER DAYS by George Roberts, Image 1.

    RED LETTER DAYS

  3. The Animal That Drank Up Sound by George Roberts, Image 3.

    The Animal That Drank Up Sound

    Altered Book

  4. Stranger in the Mirror by George Roberts, Image 1.

    Stranger in the Mirror

  5. One Eye, Two Eyes, Three Eyes by George Roberts, Image 1.

    One Eye, Two Eyes, Three Eyes

    Altered Book

  6. Spontaneous Poem (blue moons) by George Roberts, Image 1.

    Spontaneous Poem (blue moons)

  7. WE EXIST by George Roberts, Image 1.

    WE EXIST

  8. On Reading and Travel by George Roberts, Image 1.

    On Reading and Travel

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