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The Keepsake Press was a private press founded by English writer Roy Lewis. The press published more than 100 books and chapbooks using letterpress techniques. It ceased to operate in 1996 when Lewis died. Its archive is now housed at Reading University〔http://www.reading.ac.uk/special-collections/collections/sc-keepsake.aspx〕 ==Keepsake Poems== A series of 39 poetry chapbooks, ''The Keepsake Poems'', was published between 1972 and 1979 by the press. All have a standard format of crown quarto wrapper enclosing a trimmed folded sheet. A poem and illustration were printed on the centre pages and the print run was generally of 180 copies. Contributors are listed as: # : ''Incident at West Bay'' by Vernon Scannell, illustrated by Vana Haggerty () # ''The Wake'' by Kevin Crossley-Holland, illustrated by Angela Lemaire # ''The Thrush'' by Anne Tibble, illustrated by Thomas Bewick and school # ''The Select Party'' by Gavin Ewart, illustrated by Arthur Merric Boyd # ''Crag of Craving'' by Thomas Blackburn, drawing by Margaret Macguire # ''Illness'' Russian by Boris Pasternak, English by Lydia Pasternak Slater, illustrated by Gordon Bradshaw # ''WHAT'', by Christopher Logue # : ''Two Confessions'' by Edward Lowbury, illustrated by Elizabeth Lewis () # ''The Fox and the Pig'' by George Wightman, illustrated by Paul Peisch # ''Highgate'' by Owen Hickey, illustrated by Lorna Low # ''A Lunar Event'' written and illustrated by Alan Bold # ''The Breast'' by Glyn Hughes, illustrated by Ric Hyde # ''For Lofthouse'' written and illustrated by Robert Morgan # ''Six Women'' by Charles Causley, illustrated by Stanley Simmons # ''Tankosaurus'' by Michael McCallion, illustrated by Anna McCallion # ''Roman Wall'' by John Cotton, illustrated by Rigby Graham # : ''The Rehousing of Scaffardi'' by Barry Cole, illustrated by Geoff Stear () # ''First Meeting'' by Karen Gershon, illustrated by Stella Tripp # ''Spring at St Clair'' by John Press, illustrated by Barry Hirst # ''Symphony in Moscow'' by D M Thomas, illustrated by Geoff Stear # ''Waiting for the Barbarians'' by Roy Fuller, illustrated by Barry Hirst # ''Two Prayers'' by Robert Nye, illustrated by Aileen Campbell Nye # ''The Kiss'' by Paul Roche, illustrated by Duncan Grant # ''Visual Aids'' by Norman Hidden, illustrated by Louise Chance # : ''No Man's Land'' by Wes Magee, illustrated by Peter Barnfield () # ''Four Ways With a Ruin'' by Shirley Toulson, illustrated by Anthea Lawrence # ''The Line of the Morning'' by Robin Munro, illustrated by Julius B. Stafford-Baker # ''Two Images of Continuing Trouble'' by Jon Silkin, illustrated by Alison Dalwood # ''Rider and Horse'' by Martin Booth, illustrated by Warwick Hutton # : ''Cliff Walk'' by Anne Stevenson, illustrated by Ann Newnham () # ''Buying a Sweater'' by Daniel Stokes, illustrated by Daphne Lord # ''After Rowlandson'' by Gordon Symes, illustrated by Thomas Rowlandson # :''The Saddled Man'' by George Macbeth, illustrated by Katherine Kadish () # ''The Ill Match'' by Alan Tucker, illustrated by Helen Gleadow # ''On the Set'' by John Mole, illustrated by George Szirtes # ''Les Tres Riches Heures'' by Peter Porter, illustrated by John Piper # : ''At the Sink'' by George Szirtes, illustrated by Clarissa Upchurch () # ''Scrolls'' by Lotte Kramer, illustrated by Trevor Covey # ''Walking in the Harz Mountains'' by D J Enright, illustrated by Madeline Enright 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Keepsake Press」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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