The Bach Players’ Nun komm! arrived from the printers and CD-multipliers some days ago, just in time for a launch-party for its subscribers. The CD is now waiting for its official UK release, after the summer holidays, on 20 September.

We have added an annexe to this website: Extra. Click on the right-hand tab above. (Thanks to Jane Cheng for engineering it all.)

Last December, Michel Aphesbero and Thomas Boutoux came to London to interview Robin Kinross, for the rosab.net web-magazine, made at the École des beaux-arts de Bordeaux. The interview lasts for 51 minutes and is slow stuff, but has things not told in public before. But first you have to find it: wait for the page to load, then zoom out – a lot!, then scroll to the left and you will see ‘A studio visit to Robin Kinross in London’.

Simon Esterson’s lecture on ‘British magazine design, 1960–200’, at the St Bride Library, London, January 2008: an insider’s view.

Gerrit Noordzij at the blackboard in March of this year.

We have opened a twitter account, with the promise to restrict it to hard news.

Along with (among others) Pauline Kael, James Wood, and Susan Sontag, Peter Campbell is recommended by the The Guardian’s Andrew Dickson as a must-read critic. He writes: ‘Campbell’s fortnightly visual art reviews for the London Review of Books are models of quietly spoken elegance’.

The new website of a bright French imprint.

The pamphlet can be seen here at the Werkplaats Typografie, Arnhem, posted in a way that makes sense. (Thanks to KM.)

An obituary of Bernard Coutaz, founder of Harmonia Mundi, an exemplary publishing company.