Letters censored shredded, returned to sender or judged unfit to send
By: Adrienne Rich ; intaglio prints by Nancy Grossman
Contributors: Grossman, Nancy, ill; Sellers, David; Sellers, Jonathan, printer; VanDyke, Marjorie, printer; Pied Oxen Printers
Publisher: Pied Oxen Printers
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Hopewell, NJ
Language: eng
Other titles: Letters censored
Notes: "Book design, typography, binding and presswork by David and Jonathan Sellers. ... The two intaglio prints were drawn on copper plates by the artist, and etched, steel-faced and printed ... by Marjorie VanDyke ... in New York City. ... The edition consists of one-hundred copies, each signed by the poet, artist and the printer. Fifteen copies designated I-XV are reserved; copieds numbered 1-85 are for sale. ..."--colophon.

Accompanied by an envelope containing an exhibition announcement card from the Michael Rosenfeld Gallery, New York. The postcard was rejected by the United States Postal Service for content that was deemed too "sexually graphic." The announcement ultimately was mailed with a paper insert to block the offending image from view through the envelope.