Books printed
with raw edges

A small press in Buenos Aires. We print on a risograph in two colours and bind every copy by hand, with needle and thread.

2Autumn collection

Leaf through three titles

Press the arrow to turn the page.

Margen Crudo3

Sidewalk notes

Fragments written on the way, between two colectivo stops.

4Risograph · 2 colours

The colectivo atlas

Every bus line, drawn in two colours.

Margen Crudo5

Rain over the Riachuelo

Short poems, printed in blue and red.

6Risograph · 2 colours

Letters of the kiosk

An inventory of the lettering on newspaper kiosks.

Margen Crudo7

Recipes from the patio

Home cooking, with drawings instead of photos.

8Risograph · 2 colours

Small hours in San Telmo

A night walk through the old quarter.

Page 2–3
01 · Catalogue

One sheet, eight pages

The catalogue is laid out like a printing sheet: some pages sit upside down, because that is how they fold.

p. 01short prose

Sidewalk notes

Concept title
p. 08maps

The colectivo atlas

Concept title
p. 05poetry

Rain over the Riachuelo

Concept title
p. 04lettering

Letters of the kiosk

Concept title
p. 02cooking

Recipes from the patio

Concept title
p. 07walks

Small hours in San Telmo

Concept title
p. 06workshop

A binding handbook

Concept title
p. 03notebook

A notebook of margins

Concept title
Imposition scheme for an 8-page signatureFold · trim · sew
When everything starts to look the same, the raw edge is where the hand shows.
The press manifesto
02 · Workshops

Learn to bind

Small workshops, behind the press. Dates are proposed for the opening season.

07Sat · November

Japanese stab binding

Four holes, one thread, a book that opens flat.

3 hours
14Sat · November

Colour separation

How to prepare a file for two risograph drums.

4 hours
21Sat · November

A zine in 24 hours

Write, draw, print and bind in one day and one night.

a full day

A paper letter, four times a year

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