A brief history of punctuation
Subtitle: poems
By: by Maurya Simon ; calligraphy by Cheryl Jacobsen
Contributors: Jacobsen, Cheryl, calligrapher; Kratz, Carol, printer; Naragon, Brad, printer; Oness, Chad, printer; Sutton Hoo Press; Wookey Hole Mill
Publisher: Sutton Hoo Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Winona, Minn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 34
Subjects: Punctuation; Poetry; American poetry
Notes: "136 copies of this book were printed from Joanna type by Carol Kratz, B.J. Naragon, and C. Mikal Oness on dampened Somerset paper. The marbling and binding were done in-house with some copies reserved for other binders. Copies were signed by the poet and the calligrapher before binding ... [signatures]"--Colophon.

Bound in marbled boards with natural fibers; spine is exposed allowing the sewing to be seen.
Table of contents: title: The creation of the question mark; title: Ellipses; title: The inception of the colon; title: The era of the period; title: The invention of the comma; title: Parentheses: a bestiary; title: A hyphenated rondo; title: The birth of dashes; title: Claiming the apostrophe; title: The semicolon: a totem.