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So Long, 2024!

So long, 2024, it was an amazing year for Overlapse filled with brilliant conversations and vivid memories of meeting terrific people across several engaging book fairs and festivals.

In wrapping up, we’re incredibly proud and grateful to see our latest title Thinking like an Island feature in some best books of the year lists, selected by the following:

– David O’Mara: Selected books of the year“This book is something special and is sure to be at the top of the ‘books of the year’ lists. I’ve said it a few times but the best photobooks are those that become a collaboration between the artists, designer and publisher.”

– Giuseppe Oliverio for Lensculture: Favorite Photobooks 2024 “Italian duo Gabriele Chiapparini and Camilla Marrese invite us to look at an island as a complex geographical and sociological ecosystem. A conceptual journey that unfolds into infinite possibilities thanks to the sensible and bold book design of Tiffany Jones.”

– Elin Spring and Suzanne Révy of What Will You Remember?: Favorite Photo Books 2024 “A sculptural and interactive compact album of four books takes readers on a journey to an isolated island in the Mediterranean Sea… interchangeable sequences impart an enticing sense of a paradise lost and found.”

– Andrea Copetti of Tipi Bookshop: Our favorites: why you should absolutely discover them “An inspiring reflection on the island ecosystem and the need for harmony between man and nature, essential for our future.”

– Viory Schellekens: My Favourite Books of 2024, Books as Objects, described as – “impressive, impactful books that hopefully left an imprint.”

– Ola Søndenå, of the Department of Special Collections at University of Bergen Library, shared his Top twenty Photobooks from 2024

– Yukihito Kono for IACK Japan: Favorite Books list

– Mireia Alises of Photo Art Books: 25 recommended photobooks of 2024“One of the things that has drawn us most to this book is its unconventional design and structure.”

It’s an honour to see our collaborations have meaning for people who encounter our books and return to them again and again 🙂

Taking part in the following book fairs and festivals was a true delight, too! Thank you, those who came along to meet us at:

FotoFest, Houston
New York Art Book Fair, NYC
Contact Photo Festival, Toronto
Inventory Art Book Fair, London
A Bigger Book Fair, Peckham London
ICP Photobook Fest, NYC
BOP, Bristol
Unseen, Amsterdam
Polycopies, Paris
ArtsLibris, Barcelona

We appreciate all the support and enthusiasm you showed us through the whirlwind that was 2024! And we’re keen for you to see all we have planned for 2025… New titles are in the works, so keep your eyes peeled for upcoming book releases and events. We wish you a peaceful and creative year ahead, filled with inspiring discoveries <3

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FiebreFest 2020 BookMarket + Curated selections

FiebreFest 2020

Fiebre Photobook has launched online for its 2020 Edition, and the BookMarket is a beautiful assembly of small publishers! We are very happy to take part with our virtual table, which will be open for business until the end of the year. Please drop by for a visit and see their festival programme.

We are also very proud (elated, really) to have four Overlapse books selected by the curators to highlight on their own virtual tables. Here is a snapshot of books they chose:

GABRIELA CENDOYA, Book collector:
The Saxons of Transylvania by Pascual + Vincent
A Parallel Road by Amani Willett
Devil’s Promenade by Antone Dolezal & Lara Shipley (pre-order)
You can call me Nana by Will Harris (pre-order)
Fiebre Photobook 2020 - Gabriela Cendoya

GONZALO GOLPE, Editor and designer:
A Parallel Road by Amani Willett
Devil’s Promenade by Antone Dolezal & Lara Shipley (pre-order)
Fiebre Photobook 2020 - Gonzalo Golpe

OLGA YATSKEVICH, 10×10 Photobooks cofounder:
A Parallel Road by Amani Willett
Fiebre Photobook 2020 - Olga Yatskevich

Enormous thanks to the organisers of Fiebre PhotobookMiren Pastor, Olmo González and Daniel Mayrit – who work tirelessly to promote small publishers’ work through this lively platform.

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+81 Magazine: ‘A Life With Books’ issue

HAPPY 2019 ALL!! We’re rather excited to start the year alongside a huge number of great artists, publishers and indie booksellers featured in +81 Magazine’s ‘A Life with Books’ issue (Vol.82, Winter 2018/19, made in Tokyo)! See below for a list of features included.

Massive thanks also to Yukihito Kono at IACK in Kanazawa (also featured) for giving us wonderful support, and for distributing our books in Japan!

+81 mag is available to order online here – £24 / 27€ / $31
(Price estimate converted from YEN, with shipping from Japan included)
All texts in Japanese and English. Get your copy!

From +81: “Vol.82 is all about what makes books great. Kicking things off is a presentation of four book artists whose creations perform both their originally literary functions while also serving as objet d’ art. Following this is big selection of unique artist books from independent publishers and zine makers like those that have become a leading trend in the industry today. We also have a pick of 44 bookstores from around the world that everyone should visit at least once.”

Book Artists’ File: Yasutomo Ota, Scott McCarney, Kevin Steele, Antony Cairns

Independent 12 Publishers: Steidl, split/fountain, Sailor Press, Jiazazhi Press/Library, Small Editions, Carnage NYC, Éditions du LIC, Roma Publications, Trapped in Suburbia, Case Publishing, Overlapse, InOtherWords

Hand-made Books: Nieves, DR.ME, Arkitip

World Individual Bookstores: ROUTE BOOKS, Hachinohe book center, serif s, Kura de Tabisuru bookstore, Keibunsha Ichijyoji-ten, COWBOOKS Nakameguro, BOOK MARÜTE, READAN DEAT, IACK, sioribi, SO BOOKS, Totodo, ONLY FREE PAPER TOKYO, Tadahonya, Nagasaki Jiro shoten, Kamome books, Eslite bookstore Taichung Chungyo store, VVG Something, Pon ding, Post Poetics, Zhongshuge-Hangzhou Bookstore, kubrick, Printed Matter, Inc., Aperture Gallery and Bookstore, Rizzoli Bookstore, Codex, Mast Books, Dashwood Books, The Last Bookstore, Casa Bosques, ARTAZART, Librairie Marian Goodman, Librairie Walther König &, Cahiers d’Arts, Ivorypress, After 8 Books, Good Press, Libreria bookshop, Tenderbooks, Boekie Woekie, Sautter + Lackmann, Fachbuchhandlung, phil, MZIN, Hochparterre Bücher, MOTTO BERLIN