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“Bookmaking” — Interview with Amelia Anne Sorensen

  • Amelia Anne Sorensen

How did your journey with conservation and bookmaking begin? Have you always been drawn to this?Nope. I did not know craft bookwork existed. Granted, I did have a short-lived college work-study job in the library where I bulk-bound periodicals into plastic binders. And my husband, Barry, had a job in the engineering library doing repairs on the circulating collection. But it isn’t exactly a direct path to book conservation from a high school love of chemistry and college economic history studies.Amelia Anne SorensonInteresting! How did you come into it then?In hindsight, this work makes perfect sense. When young, I wanted […]

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