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Books, Broadside, Chad Pastotnik, fine press books, Manhattan Fine Press Book Fair, New York, travel
What does the Deep Woods have to do with New York? Normally, absolutely nothing, there are no trout in New York.
However, yesterday I got a notice that the Fine Press Book Association (see sidebar link) is sponsoring a new event in conjunction with the Manhattan Vintage Book & Ephemera Show (Shadow Fair) which is in conjunction with the New York Antiquarian Book Fair at the Park Avenue Armory:
~ The Manhattan Fine Press Book Fair
April 5th and 6th, 2014 at the Altman Building on 135 West 18th Street.
Saturday, 5pm-9pm and Sunday 8am-4pm
More details to come as the event has just been announced but if this year proves successful it will join the ranks of the FPBA sponsored fairs at Oak Knoll in Delaware and at Oxford in the UK. More chances for me to catch up with fellow printers and meet those on the collecting side of things. Northern Michigan has lots of trout but no other fine press book publishers.
The Altman Building in Manhattan.
Chad Pastotnik, Deep Wood Press 
Vicki,
Snow on the ground here this morning too. When I staggered over to the house after a late night working in the studio I got snow balled by bent over Jerusalem Artichokes hanging over the path. Gone now but it will be back…
Thanks for keeping up with the blog, always appreciate hearing from others here.
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Thanks–for some reason these no longer come to me. In trying to fix that, I accidentally un subscribed your post:( I will be seeing in next days if I still get, as promised, email notifications). Mean sile, happy writing. Here it is sunny, bitterly cold with sometimes snow falling.
Vicki
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