53 numbered/signed copies

£12 plus shipping

20 pages. approx. 6"/150mm wide x 225mm/9" tall. Handsewn at the Sick Tangerine workshop. Mohawk dark grey card covers; front cover artwork embossed in gold. Title page spread printed on Heritage book white paper; 100% recycled, acid-free text paper; antique Glastonbury 'golden rod' endpapers.

Three stories from the New Zealand author, published for the first time in the UK.

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Jeanne Bernhardt was born in New Zealand in 1961. She is the author of seven books (fiction and poetry): Vorare Lacuna, baby is this wonderland?, The Snow Poems, The deaf man’s chorus, Fast Down Turk, Wood, and 26 (collected poetry). She began reading her poetry at pubs when she was 18 and was awarded the Louis Johnson new writers bursary in 1997. Much of her life has been spent in Australia, where she studied fine art; semiotics and installation, and in the United States where she worked itinerant, seasonal jobs mostly on the land. She returned to NZ in 2015.Tangerine Press will be publishing a full collection of her stories in the near future.

The Walking Wounded Series is an erratic beast. Titles will be released in sporadic bursts over the coming years. 53 titles by 53 different authors, in an edition of 53 numbered copies each. Any copies left unsold after 9 months (from date of issue) will be ceremonially burned and the ashes scattered into the River Wandle outside the Tangerine hq here in south London.

Limited edition, signed chapbooks, all handsewn, embossed and printed at the Sick Tangerine workshop.