over the moonholiday sale
events, 12/05/23
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Haley’s Comet, anonymous, 1910
Siglio books and editions are gifts of the highest order: not the latest and newest, but the most unusual and captivating for readers, artists, writers, thinkers for whom books are talismans, wellsprings, familiars. Send someone over the moon!
20% off orders of $75+ with code “cheers”
25% off orders of $105+ with code “chuffed”
30% off orders of $135+ with code “overthemoon”
Update 12/18: we can no longer guarantee delivery by Christmas even with usps priority mail, but they’ll show up soon after! Media mail will take longer, maybe even until after the new year.
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detail, “Moon,” John Draper, 1940
see also
Books
Memory
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Books
The Hotel
![Cover of The Hotel by Sophie Calle, Siglio.](https://sigliopress.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Siglio-Calle-The-Hotel-Cover_small-e1661723414763.jpg)
Books
Tantra SongTantric Painting from RajasthanTranslated by Michael Tweed, introduction by Lawrence Rinder, interview by Bill Berkson and essay by André Padoux
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Books
What Is Now Known Was Once Only ImaginedAn (Auto)biography of Niki de Saint Phalle
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Books
I Will Keep My SoulEssays by Jordan Amirkhani and Andrea Andersson, a score by Roshanak Kheshti, story by Kristina Kay Robinson, afterword by Cameron Shaw, with excerpts from an interview by Courtney J. Martin
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Books
The Saddest Thing Is That I Have Had to Use WordsA Madeline Gins ReaderEdited by Lucy Ives
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✼ not stones, not stale bread:
The book object. Object as aim. Object as thing. “In committing himself to book-objects, Dick Higgins confronted object status . . . the objectification of the creative act and the rise of art as a commodity object.” Call It Something Else at the Reina Sofia through January 22, 2024, curated by Alice Centamore and Christian Xatrec.
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