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In this 78 page Riso and inkjet printed publication, Graphic Design MFA students at the Otis College of Art and Design in LA discuss different contemporary design titles and produce graphic compositions inspired by each one! The result is a showcase of creativity and responses to design discourse and artist publications, reflecting the perspectives and talents of an international cohort.

What Can Books Do? is the outcome of a three-day workshop we did in June with 14 students. The publication was collectively printed and bound by the students on 3 paper stocks, with help from the incredible lab staff at Otis.

Graphic contributions designed and printed by Aurora Cecconi, Angie Chan, Wai Yan Cheung, Anthony Luna, Darah Haimovitz, Amanda Liu, Graciela De La Maza, Poppy Pu, Jack Rielly, Yolanda Sinaga, Antonio Valverde, Xingfei Wang, Nano Wu, and Gama Yangzong.

Printed in a limited edition of 97 copies

Softcover, 78 pages, covered saddle-stitch binding, 1-, 2-, and 3 color Risograph and 1-color laserprint, 7.25 × 10.10 inches

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The LARB / USC PUBLISHING WORKSHOP

Applications for the 2019

LARB/USC Publishing Workshop and/or Incubator now open! Apply now.

The Los Angeles Review of Books and University of Southern California are pleased to announce the 2019 Publishing Workshop. Next year will bring some exciting changes: to best serve the needs of students who want an intensive introduction to the world of publishing and those seeking to launch their own independent ventures, the 2019 Workshop will feature both an intensive three-week publishing course and an optional five-week, guided Project Incubator to follow. The Incubator will also be open to Publishing Workshop alumni from the 2017 & 2018 cohorts. See our details or workshop overview pages for more information.

Questions? Contact at [email protected].

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#Mondayblogs My thoughts on Getting Published day workshop #indieauthor

#Mondayblogs My thoughts on Getting Published day workshop #indieauthor

Last month I went to a Getting Published seminar. It was right at the time of the bad snow hitting the UK, but thankfully it went ahead and the trains were running. Not everyone made it through the snow, but the room still seemed packed with writers eager to learn the secrets of submitting to agents. Would this be the big breakthrough I’d been hoping for?

I went to the event with the knowledge…

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