SOMETHING ELSE PRESS

Though its efforts were taken too much for granted during its short lifetime, it is now clear that this Small Press was not only the most distinguished small publisher ever in America, it was the bookish equivalent of Black Mountain College in the education of avant-garde intelligence. Quite simply, SEP issued, in well-produced editions, the more experimental works of Gertrude Stein , which were not available before in the United States and have not been wholly available since; Book-Art...