Hiding begins with a reversal. The Library of Congress cataloging information is inflated to a title page. But the early pages of the preface and chapter 1 are quite innocuous. As the book progress, that simplicity begins to break down. Aberrant secondary voices rudely interrupt the pretty justification of the core text.
Images intrude, the pages get thick with ink and information.
The verso cannot defend against the recto images bleeding through. Making this book was, in turns, exhausting and exhilarating. It is a product of many different hands and temperaments. It was a rare opportunity for our studio and we appreciate the real risks Mark, his editor, and publisher are taking. Looking back there are hundreds of decisions we would have made differently.