Wallflower Press

Wallflower Press
Wallflower Press is a small private press established by Peter Cameron in January, 2010.  The press publishes limited-edition books featuring the work of Cameron, as well as the work of authors he admires.  Each book is edited, designed, and crafted by Cameron in editions limited to ten copies.  Books will be published in number of series, each comprised of five books published over an eight-month period. 

Series I
The five books in Series I, published between January and September 2010, were Dog Stories: Homework and The Secret Dog, two stories by Peter Cameron; The End Of My Life In New York, a story by Peter Cameron; Andorra: A Traveler's Guide,a short guide to the small country by various authors with maps by Florent Morellet; Bunny Says It's The Deathwatch, a story by Stephanie C. Gunn; and Dieter At MacDowell: Summer 1939, by various authors. Series I is now completely sold.

Series II
Series II was published between October 2010 and March 2011.  The titles were
The Daughter of Jesus, a story by Edward Swift; The Abridged Versions & Hearsay, prose pieces by Peter Cameron; Love, James,letters by James Lord; Animals in Distress & Pluto,two stories by James Harms; and Have You Seen Me? photographs and poems by Peter Cameron.  All of these books have sold out, with the exception of Animals in Distress & Pluto and Have You Seen Me? -- 3 copies of each book remain available.

Series III
Series III will be published between September 2011 and April 2012.  The five books in the third series are: Cora Glynn, a excerpt from a novel by Peter Cameron; The Strange Case of Catherine Hayes by Charles J. Finger, the true story of an 18th-century murder in London; Last Night in the Moon: Excerpts from the Journals of Denton Welch by Denton Welch; I Know You: A Book of Portraits by Peter Cameron; and Sincerely Yours: The Correspondence of Beatrice J. Fitzhugh, Assistant to Mr. Kindelbinder (Senior), letters by Beatrice J. Fitzhugh.



 


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