Typographical Partnership: Ten Letters Between Bruce Rogers and Emery Walker, 1907-31, Together With an Unpublished Fragment of Bruce Rogers' Bye-Ways of Book-making

In this insightful compilation, readers are invited to explore the rich correspondence between two titans of typography, Bruce Rogers and Emery Walker. Spanning from 1907 to 1931, their letters reveal not only their personal thoughts and philosophies about typography and book-making but also reflect broader artistic movements of their time. Each letter serves as a snapshot of their friendship, illuminating their shared passion for the printed word.

Alongside their correspondence, an unpublished fragment from Rogers' work "Bye-Ways of Book-making" is included, offering an intriguing glimpse into his creative process and thoughts on the craft. This fragment enriches the reader’s understanding of Rogers’ approach and complements the vibrant dialogue shared between the two men.

The book serves both as a historical document and a celebration of typography's evolution, appealing to both typography enthusiasts and anyone interested in the art of book design. Dreyfus’ expert curation brings these letters to life, highlighting the significance of both figures in the realm of printing and design.