FEATURES
Bound for Glory
Advances in screen-based reading may make the book as we know it extinct. What will we lose when all that paper melts into zeroes and ones?
BY MARK DERY
Agitprop Primers
At first, the new Soviet state welcomed radical changes in children's book design. Then came the backlash.
BY STEVEN HELLER
The Girls' Guide to Writing and Publishing
Novels aimed at single women have the sales pitch down, but they haven't come a long way, baby.
TEXT BY JAMI ATTENBERG
CHART BY GIAMPIETRO + SMITH
Acrobat Reader
As novelists include more typographic experimentation in their writing, do audiences read their books or just look at them?
BY ANNA GERBER AND TEAL TRIGGS
FIRST PERSON
Back to the Future
Fearless forecasts that PRINT recorded 40 and 50 years ago tell us where graphic design was headed.
ILLUSTRATIONS BY MARIAN BANTJES
Spirits in the Material World
Audrey Niffenegger's handmade books are the stuff of ghost stories. But the skeletons hanging out in her attic? Those are real.
BY JANDOS ROTHSTEIN
Print Ads Cut Loose
The digital magazine doesn't mean the death knell of the classic print—instead, there's gonna be a whole lotta shakin' goin' on.
BY ANTHONY VAGNONI
From My Permanent Collection
No longer content to be consigned to the coffee table, a new cache of rare art books is thrilling dealers, designers, and devotees alike.
BY COLIN BERRY Radical Traditionalists
The newest publishers from Los Angeles are transforming the art magazine—with paintbrushes, 3D glasses, and porn-star air fresheners.
BY JAMI ATTENBERG
DEPARTMENTS
Fear Not, Gentle Reader A note about this issue.
BY JOYCE RUTTER KAYE
CONTRIBUTORS
Where we're calling from.
F.O.B.
Toys for the trendy, prostitution ethics in Germany, an Inuit-inspired typeface, and more.
SHELF LIFE
Black-and-white spelling blocks, a pink comic-book cover, and endless yo's.
MONOLOGUE
Care Packaging Designing with an eye for sustainability needs to be a collective effort.
BY JEREMY LEHRER
OBSERVER
Design's Velvet Rope Does an elite organization like the AGI still have a place in the industry?
BY RICK POYNOR
DIALOGUE
Jonathan Bell, branding expert.
INTERVIEW BY STEVEN HELLER
NEWSSTAND
Pop Schmear Jewish hipsters get two magazines—and so nice! Your bubbe would kvell.
BY STEVEN HELLER
IN PRINT
Vol. 16, no. 3, and Vol. 17, no. 3 Two forecasts that PRINT published years ago stand out—for better or worse.
BY MARTIN FOX
DESKTOP
Small Screens, Big Dreams
BY JEFF HOWE
BOOKS
Else/Where: Mapping—New Cartographies of Networks and Territories, edited by Janet Abrams and Peter Hall
REVIEW BY BRUCE N. WRIGHT
The Fundamentals of Illustration, by Lawrence Zeegen
REVIEW BY CAITLIN DOVER
Supply & Demand: The Art of Shepard Fairey, by Shepard Fairey
REVIEW BY VÉRONIQUE VIENNE
Designing Type, by Karen Cheng
REVIEW BY PETER BILAK
EVENT
Craft Services "Radical Craft," the 2006 Art Center Design Conference
REVIEW BY MICHAEL DOOLEY
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Fuel Injected
BY JEREMY LEHRER
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