A National Book Award finalist who has published some three-dozen books in multiple genres, Beth became obsessed with the book arts when, following her father’s passing, she began to make booklets inside which his memory might be kept. In the years since, she has taught herself the nature and possibilities of a wide range of materials, methods, and bindings. Beth’s recent book, My Life in Paper: Adventures in Ephemera (Temple University Press, 2023) was a noted book in the New York Times. Her new book, featuring cover art by William Sulit, is her first novel for adults. Called Tomorrow Will Bring Sunday’s News: A Philadelphia Story (Tursulowe Press), it has received early acclaim. Beth is the author of The Hush and the Howl, a substack featuring her prose poetry, essays, and art.  More about her books and essays here.

An artist with a master’s degree in architecture, Bill has worked in a number of media—including clay and illustration—in pursuit of new forms and stories. Married for nearly four decades, Beth and Bill have engaged in a long and meaningful conversation that continues to yield new adventures and surprises.

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