Title from slipcase. "The three books have been printed and signed by the poets in an edition of one hundred and fifty of which one hundred and fifteen are issued together in a slipcase; the slipcase is covered in Parsons Green Cotton and the chemise in Parsons Cotton Confetti by Mary Richardson in Maidstone Vermont. The other forty-five copies were issued separately and are available from each of the poets"--Notes on TRIO (insert). "This edition is illustrated with original digital prints and lithographs by Claire Van Vliet ... and the digital prints printed on an Epson by Ellen Dorn Levitt ... binding executed by Audrey Holden; and printed letterpress at The Janus Press on handmade papers from Barcham Green and St Armand"--Colophon of Eclipses. "The type is Helvetica and Bodoni with the small poems written in the author's hand which were scanned by Ellen Dorn Levitt and printed letterpress from polymer plates at The Janus Press. The papers are from Barcham Green, St Armand and Japanese Kozo with the cover by Katie MacGregor and Nancy Leavitt ... The binding was executed by Audrey Holden"--Colophon of It was like that. "The text was set on the computer in Helvetica light and made into polymer plates that were printed letterpress on a Vandercook SP15 on the following papers: Barcham Green for Spring--Charles the First, Summer--Dover Pale and Autumn--Dover Dark with Saunders blue ledger for Winter. The covers are Spring--Fabriano Cover, Summer--calendered St. Armand gold, Autumn--English laid Kraft from Andrews, Nelson, Whitehead circa 1973 and Winter--calendered Barcham Green RWS. The seasons' titles are woodtype. The images by Claire Van Vliet ... on Strathmore cotton paper. The pamphlets were attached to the acrylic tube with Greek Cotton Classic yarn by CVV, Lilnda Lembke, and Nancy Southworth"--Colophon of Cosmos (insert). Prospectus and 'Notes for Trio' inserted Each volume was signed by the poets and illustrator signed for 'Eclipses'
Contents:
v. [3]. Cosmos / Karen Hesse. v. [2]. It was like that / Judith Haswell -- v. [3]. Cosmos / Karen Hesse.
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