APHA members will soon receive Printing History 35. This  100-page issue was developed by guest editors Aaron Pratt and Brittney Washington and advised by the Editorial Committee: Johanna Drucker, Sam Lemley, and Irene Tichenor. Printing History 35 feature articles on:

• Typesetting as Women’s Work

• Easter Eggs in the Printing of Henry Morris and the Bird & Bull Press

• Auriol as a Text Typeface:

• Queer Print in Victorian England

• Engraving of Matrices on a Modified Preis Engraver

• Selections from the APHA Fifty Print Exchange

• Thoughts on the founding of APHA and in the 1990s and early 2000s

This issue includes book reviews of Teaching the History of the Book, The JAB Anthology: Selections from the Journal of Artists’ Books, 1994–2020, and Albert Kner: Artist, Icon, Legend; Discovering His Legacy in Industrial Design.