Books that maketh me proclaim: "wow!"

Form and function go hand-in-hand with these books.

  • Break the spine.

    This MÖRK BORG ash-crawl was described by Johan Nohr as the antithesis to MÖRK BORG: colourless, spray-painted black, with an exposed spine and the title of the book printed on the opposite spine. You have to crack this book open. Bound between two sheets of wood.

  • Standard Bearer

    Border Riding is a *huge* foldout map printed by Dennis Maps, the same print shop the British government uses to print its Ordnance Survey maps. It has fantastic handfeel and its waterproof!

  • Pub, anyone?

    All copies of Barkeep were hand-stitched by L.F.OSR, a boutique print shop in the US. Printed on heavily textured, natural paper, Barkeep has a gorgeous pink thread running through its spine.

  • LSD-soaked Cowboys

    Frontier Scum feels like the closest thing to leafing through Arthur Morgan's shop catalogue - it's printed black and white, bound between two sheets of wood, with an exposed spine and lovingly weathered art throughout. A favourite!