University of Denver Book Review:
Howard Zinn and Lois Mottonen Fistfight in the Equality State by Rodger McDaniel with Lois Mottonen A startling memoir of a remarkable woman who was born, raised, educated, and employed […]
“Everything you have ever read has been shaped by hand.”
I recommend this profile of one of today’s ubiquitous designers of the shapes you read. You’ll begin to see the craft of design in a new and exciting way Abstract: […]
Layout is a principle
Book creation has gone through revolutionary changes in the past few decades. For 400 years, publishing and printing technology remained the same, with innovations beginning in the 1800s, as a result of the Industrial Revolution. Since then, change has been more frequent. See my blog on the history of graphic […]
New book by Rodger McDaniel in production!
The current book in our shop. Publication will be December 2018. Summary: The time has come for Howard Zinn to meet Wyoming. The two will become acquainted through the life story of Lois Mottonen. Professor Zinn wrote “A People’s History of the United States: 1492-Present,” taking an honest look at […]
Aspevig and Carlsen Exhibition Catalogs produced by WordsWorth for the Yellowstone Art Museum
Natures Cadence: Paintings by Clyde Aspevig Catalog to accompany the exhibition at Yellowstone Art Museum, Billings Montana. March 22 through July 8, 2018. Essay by Robyn Peterson. Forward by Kevin […]
May 2017 Release
The Best of Proctor’s West: An in-depth study of eleven of Proctor’s bronzes Edited By Peter H. Hassrick With Contributions by Karen B. McWhorter and Allison Rosenthal Foreword by Bruce B. Eldredge Released by Buffalo Bill Center of the West in collaboration with WordsWorth Publishing. The Buffalo Bill Center of […]
The Dark Side of Book Marketing
Author Christina Waters, Inside the Flame: The Joy of Treasuring What You Already Have, writes about being an Author: “the true story. . . Think twice before you fantasize about becoming an author. In the six months leading up to the publication of my book, Inside the Flame, and for […]
November 2016 Release: Places and Fables
Ron Hitchcock’s wide-ranging collection of poems celebrate and questions our existence in the natural world. Forests, streams, woodlands, and the animals that dwell there fascinate him — as does human behavior. Hitchcock writes with a biologist’s wisdom, joyful humor, and a disarming delight. In Places and Fables, biologist, naturalist, and […]
May 2016 – Drawn to Yellowstone
Peter H. Hassrick, Director Emeritus & Senior Scholar at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, is the author of our summer 2016 title, Drawn to Yellowstone. From the moment of its inception, Yellowstone National Park has inspired artists to capture its many splendors and record them for the world […]
We Moved
We adored our space at Stone Soup Studios in Cody, but we eventually came to see that in this mobile world, we had very few visitors to the office. Most of our authors and retailers are busy people and our correspondence is usually online or on telephone. So we bid […]