"This poem by Emily Dickinson was printed at the Red Angel Press in Bremen, Maine and New York City. The type was set by hand, the text and title in Centaur, and printed by letterpress on Sekishu paper. Edited by Betty J. Keller, designed and illustrated by Ronald Keller, the edition has been limited to one hundred numbered copies."--Colophon.

"This story by Nathanial Hawthorne was printed at the Red Angel Press ... The type was set by hand, the text in Bembo, the title in Caslon 471, and was printed by letterpress on Gutenberg Laid paper. The volume was designed by Ronald Keller, and the edition has been limited to one hundred numbered copies."--Colophon.

"Intrigued by the parallel concepts of these two works, we present them together in this limited edition book that graphically depicts the relationship. The two works are thus united not only by the common theme expressed in certain key images in the texts, but also in the design of the book."--Sheet laid in.

Bound in gray cloth with dark gray lettering on cover and spine. Each work has its own front cover, title page, and colophon. Both works bound together, each text alternating leaf-by-leaf.

Rare Book copy: Prospectus with errata laid in.

Rare Book copy: In manuscript on colophon: "No. 20, Betty J. Keller."

Rare Book copy: In manuscript on colophon: "No. 20, Ronald Keller."