June 2025: The chapbook Why Blue Paper? has been issued, and is featured on the latest HM blog post.

Two projects are in the works, not sure which will be issued first. Both feature intaglio prints. One is a new collaboration with Briony Morrow-Cribbs, Josh Bell’s poem ‘Sci-Fi Violence.’ The text will be set in Unciala type that was originally purchased c.1965 by McGill’s Redpath Press, and printed on some of the last sheets of Reg Lissel’s handmade paper. The text will be elaborately embellished with five double-page aquatints, and completing those will keep her busy through much of the summer. We’re hoping to issue the edition of 26 copies in November.

The other project is the epilogue to H.G. Wells’ War of the Worlds, with two prints by a Canadian multi-media artist who shall remain nameless for now. Details are still being finalized, but at this time it will be set in the 18-pt Perpetua used in HM’s first (actually second, but first big) book, and printed on medium-weight sheets of Royal Watercolour Society paper. The intaglios will be printed on hot-pressed sheets of the same paper.