Chaya Wiesman, Librarian at the Ramaz Upper School Library wrote: "We are looking to rebind a book which is in excellent condition except for the cover. It is out of print and though we have tried to replace it, the copies out there are in worse condition then the copy we have. The costs of rebinding are pretty steep. Does anyone have a suggestion for a reasonable bookbinder? The size of the book is small. (7 ? X 5 x 2). Any suggestions you may have would be appreciated."
Chaya, when I was publishing hand-bound miniature books, I used David H. Barry at Griffin Bookbinding: http://www.griffinbookbinding.com/aboutus.html He used marbleized paper for my bindings and faux leather for the spines, both of which I provided (see an image at www.olswanger.com/berlsblues.shtml). You can provide your own material or he can provide the materials. His fee was reasonable and I highly recommend him. Anna Olswanger Anna Olswanger | Literary Agent, Liza Dawson Associates 350 Seventh Avenue, Suite 2003 | New York, NY 10001-1930 t: 201-791-4699 | w: www.olswanger.com | twitter: @AnnaOlswanger
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