Levellers Press

Levellers Press http://www.levellerspress.com/ The earliest publishers
were also printers. We have worked successfully with authors and publishers all over the U. S.
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These noble careers diverged as the cost of owning newer, high speed printing equipment became too expensive an investment for most publishers. Those publishers who continued to print, and there are a number in the Connecticut Valley of Massachusetts, preserve the hands-on creation of fine works of art and literature. Adastra Press, Kat Ran Press, Pennyroyal Press, Swamp Press, and Warwick Press a

ll work locally, carrying on a 500-year-old tradition, creatively combining letterpress, offset, and high-resolution digital imaging. Levellers Press, formed by the worker-owners of Collective Copies in 2009, comes from a completely different direction to a publishing world in flux. We have witnessed a revolution in imaging technology from the first analog color copiers, to Xerox Docutechs in the 1990s, to today's 2400 dpi Xerox Docucolors printing on sheets as large as 13 x 19 inches. Unwieldy graphic files and slow computer processing have given way to lean Adobe Acrobat documents, high speed scanners and speedier RIPs (rasterized image processing). Our core business allows us to own this new technology, including the bindery equipment that completes a high quality print-on-demand publication. We find ourselves imbedded in the rich political and cultural environment of Western Massachusetts where many worthy manuscripts go unpublished. As Levellers Press we hope to provide a ready vehicle for authors whether we publish their work or help in a self-publishing effort. and welcome all inquiries.

Come meet Hedgerow Poet Mary Koncel this Tuesday, May 21st at Broadside Books in Northampton, Mass.
05/16/2024

Come meet Hedgerow Poet Mary Koncel this Tuesday, May 21st at Broadside Books in Northampton, Mass.

This Saturday 4/13 at the Meekins Library in Williamsburg, MA meet Jim Armenti, famed singer/songwriter of the Lonesome ...
04/11/2024

This Saturday 4/13 at the Meekins Library in Williamsburg, MA meet Jim Armenti, famed singer/songwriter of the Lonesome Brothers, a larger-than-life rock and roller who wrote a wry, brilliant poem a day and didn’t tell anyone. In Sun on the Muddy. Jim gives us fifty irresistible reflections on the objects and people that make a life: a shell from the Everglades, a cowboy wallet, his mother’s colander, his father’s mandolin. Jim takes you to his grandparents’ basement “Full of the things of the five grown children/ medals from the war, a cornet… A coal room still dusty, next to the wine/ making room. The past drunk away but still/ Living.”

Meet Dave Madeloni, a photographer who captures, as he says, the “poetry of puddles.” Dave finds stunning beauty all around, not where we ordinarily look, but right in front of us reflected in the thousands of puddles we tend to ignore. Meet yourself, too, mirrored in the places where these poems and photos intersect. In fragments and recollections, great moments of laughter and sorrow, something found, something lost, where the muddy is illuminated by the sun.

2:00 PM in the Hawks~Hayden Community Room

02/12/2024

Snow Day!
There will be no walk-in hours on Tuesday, Feb 13

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71 S Pleasant Street
Amherst, MA
01002

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm

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(413) 992-7408

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