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Copperhead Press

Chapbook Slipcase

Chapbook Slipcase

$80.00 USD
$80.00 USD
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This slipcase is designed to house any three chapbooks from the Lasting Echoes collection. Slipcases will be made to order. Each is handmade and wrapped in Italian Buckram Bookcloth. This is to order the slipcase only.

About the Lasting Echoes Collection:

Lasting Echoes is a letterpress series celebrating short stories that endure. Printed on an Original Heidelberg Windmill Press on Cotton Lettra paper and limited to 100 unnumbered copies, each chapbook offers a timeless work chosen for its emotional resonance, moral clarity, and lasting power.

Each title in the collection is 8.5" × 5.5", wrapped in extra-thick German-made Gmund paper, and sewn by hand — a tactile, durable presentation that reflects the care and craft behind every story.

Each chapbook features three original illustrations created exclusively for these editions, commissioned from talented recent graduates of Southern Utah University’s BFA program — a collaboration that brings fresh artistic voices into dialogue with these timeless stories. We hope through this series to introduce new artists to the fine press world, giving them an early platform to showcase their work. Each artist will receive a generous percentage of sales, ensuring their creative contributions are meaningfully supported.

Upcoming Lasting Echoes titles will feature short works by Herman Melville, Virginia Woolf, Ernest Hemingway, D. H. Lawrence, Henry James, Stephen Crane, William Faulkner, John Steinbeck, and more. Multiple titles are already in development to be released in 2026.

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Collaborators

Artist

Samuel Thomson  

Samuel Thomson is an Ottawa-based traditional printmaker and illustrator specializing in linocut. His passion for high-contrast, hard-carved imagery began at the Bealart program in London, Ontario, and has since grown into an independent practice.

foreword written by

Michael Von Cannon

Michael Von Cannon teaches modern American literature at Florida Gulf Coast University. He is the co-creator and producer of One True Podcast and is co-editing the final volumes of Hemingway's correspondence for the Hemingway Letters Project.

afterword written by

Mark Cirino

Mark Cirino teaches American literature at the University of Evansville. He is the host of the popular Hemingway Society-sponsored program, One True Podcast. His most recent publication is an edition of A Farewell to Arms edited for the Norton Library.