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Wayzgoose Press is an independent private press founded in 1986 by Michael Hudson (1939–2021) and Jadwiga Jarvis (1947–2021).

Established in Katoomba, New South Wales, Australia and operational until 2021, the press produced over 20 handprinted limited edition books, around 50 limited edition broadside posters, countless short-run ephemera including printed keepsakes, and contributions to journals such as Bookways: A Quarterly Journal of Book Arts (USA) and Matrix: A Review for Printers & Bibliophiles (Whittington Press, UK).

The papers, correspondence, sales records, process drawings and blocks and collected works of the Wayzgoose Press are now held as an archive in the State Library of Victoria.[1]

Michael Hudson

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Michael (Mike) Hudson was born in London in 1939 and studied design at the Hornsey College of Art where he later became a senior lecturer in photography. He worked in the UK and in Australia as a graphic designer and photographer. His graphic skills included letterpress, calligraphy, typography, wood engraving and wood cut, linocut and bookbinding.

Upon moving to Australia in 1981, Hudson joined the NSW Guild of Craft Bookbinders and the Crafts Council,[2] writing a chapter in the Craft Australia Yearbook 1984[3] on Book Arts. Once the press was established, he devoted all his time on Wayzgoose Press output but remained a member of organisations devoted to ephemera and wood engraving. He also produced wood engravings for Alec Bolton's Canberra-based Brindabella Press.[4]

Jadwiga Jarvis

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Jadwiga Jarvis was born in 1947 in Krakow, Poland, to Simon Halbreich and Klara Gross. Her family moved briefly to Israel, where she was known as Jael. In 1963 she studied art at the Hornsey College of Art. In 1968 Jadwiga moved to Australia with her family, changing her surname to Jarvis. In the late 1970s she met Mike again in the UK and he moved to Australia with her.

During the 1970s Jadwiga worked as an animator on Dot and the Kangaroo for her uncle Yoram Gross, pioneering a number of traditional animation techniques. She continued to work in the animation industry for a number of years after the Wayzgoose Press was established.

Her creative skills also included letterpress, writing, woodwork, ceramics and desktop publishing.

Establishing the press

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The first project by Hudson and Jarvis was issue one of Wayzgoose Journal,[5] in partnership with James Taylor. It was printed at the Sydney Technical College in 1985, with the help of retired printing teachers Harold Jones and Geoffrey Honeyman, and bound by Hudson and Jarvis.[6] No other issues of Wayzgoose Journal were published.

The Wayzgoose Press established their print workshop in a large shed on their Katoomba property. They started with an Alexandra platen press and over time bought three letterpress proof-presses: a Western 4C, a Vandercook and a Fag.[7]

Private Impressions series

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Private Impressions was a series of eight monographs about printing and book arts. They were released in two batches (1–4) and (5–8) between 1989 and 2001. The first number (printed in 1989) is co-authored; the next four are written by Mike Hudson and the last three are written by Jadwiga Jarvis.[8] They were divided into two sets of four, with a small number of each set produced as a deluxe edition.[9]

Use of Australian writing

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After an unsuccessful attempt in 1994 to procure permission to work with an excerpt of Ulysses by James Joyce (working title, Molly Bloom, inspired by the experience of printing The Cure),[10] it was suggested by a friend that Jarvis and Hudson should explore Australian performance poetry and forwarded a recording of Jas H. Duke's Dada Kampfen um Leben und Tod (Dada's life and death struggle).[11] As avid jazz fans, they were excited by the thought of translating performance onto page, and developed a mutable concertina book structure with a visual exploration of typography that would be applied to all of their books from that point onwards.[12] They used only Australian literature: poetry by Ken Bolton, Pi O, fiction by George Alexander, and a play by Noëlle Janaczewska.[13] These last five books were their most successful publications in terms of sales and reception.

The Wayzgoose Affair (2007)

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In 2007 Jadwiga Jarvis self-published a commercial "biobibliography"[14] of the Wayzgoose Press, called The Wayzgoose Affair. Written in a conversational style, it discusses the workings, correspondence and output of the press, finishing at the decision to stop printing fine press book projects. The format is a full-colour large-scale hardback with dustjacket, with 500 copies printed.[15][16]

Books of the Wayzgoose Press

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Date Title Author Edition Process
1985 Wayzgoose: The Australian journal of book arts[17] Various 450 Codex: letterpress, photography, swatch samples.
1989 The Van Diemen's Land Warriors[18] Pindar Juvenal 50 Codex: letterpress, linocut.
1989 As Dead as the Proverbial...[19] Jarvis/Hudson 75 Codex: letterpress, linocut.
1989 Private Impressions/December 1989[20] Jarvis/Hudson 100 Chapbook: letterpress, linocut, wood engraving, woodcut.
1990 Bound for the goldfields : a true account of a journey from Melbourne to Castlemaine / by a carrier of supplies to the goldfields[21] Samuel Rinder 55 Concertina: letterpress, linocut, wood engraving.
1991 The Isle of Pines[22] Henry Neville 55 Codex: letterpress, 3-col linocut.
1992 The Cure[23] Jyoti Brunsdon 55 Codex: letterpress.
1992 The Auld Shop and the New: written specially for "The Chief", George Robertson of Angus & Robertson as some slight acknowledgement of and small return for his splendid generosity during years of trouble and addressed to Donald Angus[24] Henry Lawson 70 Codex: letterpress, 2-colour wood engraving
1993 All the Manly Tales[25] Jyoti Brunsdon 50 Gatefold chapbook: letterpress, linocut and collagraph
1993 A Bookseller's Diary[26] Ross Burnet 55 Codex: letterpress, linocut, reproduced pen & ink sketches
1994 The Bishops' Brothels: a modern commentary on the original 15th century ordinances established to regulate the Southwark brothels of the Bishops of Winchester[27] Brigid Gaffikin, edited by Mike Hudson 20 Codex: letterpress, hand-coloured linocuts
1996 The Collected Private Impressions : a collection of four monographs about printing and other book arts 1–4[28] Jarvis/Hudson 50 Chapbooks: letterpress, linocut, woodcut, wood engraving, stencil print
1996 The Collected Private Impressions : a collection of four monographs about printing and other book arts vol 1 [1–4][29] Jarvis/Hudson 10 Deluxe edition. Chapbooks: letterpress, linocut, woodcut, wood engraving, stencil print
1997 Dada kampfen um Leben und Tod : a prose poem[30] Jas H. Duke 34 Concertina: multi-coloured letterpress
1998 the terrific days of summer[31] Ken Bolton 35 Concertina: letterpress, monoprint, linocut
1999 Ockers! A poem[32] Pi O 40 Concertina: letterpress, linocut
2000–01 The Collected Private Impressions : a collection of four monographs about printing and other book arts 5–8[33] Jarvis/Hudson 60 Chapbooks: letterpress, linocut, woodcut, wood engraving, stencil print
2000–01 The Collected Private Impressions : a collection of four monographs about printing and other book arts vol 2 [5–8][34] Jarvis/Hudson 15 Deluxe edition. Chapbooks: letterpress, linocut, woodcut, wood engraving, stencil print
2002 Orpheus through the Rear-vision Mirror[35] George Alexander[35] 32 Concertina: letterpress, monoprints from various materials, papercut
2006 Dorothy Lamour's life as a phrase book Noëlle Janaczewska[36] 30 Concertina: letterpress, linocut
2018 The Battle of Poitiers: a suite of 7 wood engravings[37] Michael Hudson 10 Folio: letterpress, wood engravings

While the Wayzgoose Press ceased printing books in the mid-2000s, they continued to plan and print annual broadsides (single-sheet posters) until 2020.

Broadsides of the Wayzgoose Press

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All the broadsides listed below are hand-printed in limited editions. Many were printed twice: a small edition for sale, and a larger edition to send to the annual Typomania event.[38] According to the National Library of Australia, "Typomania is an annual printfest held in the Hans-Hergot Thurm in Uelzen, Germany for hand-press printers, printmakers and artists. The participants set and print their individual interpretations on a selected theme, some being: Globalisation (1999), Slowness (2001), Hans Hergot (2002), Water (2004), Super size me (2006), Corruption (2008), The Empire of shame [Inequality] (2009). The bulk of each edition is distributed among the participants, each given three portfolios which contains one of each contributor's print with only a few portfolios available for sale. Only entire portfolios can be purchased. The annual event began in 1987. Wayzgoose has been an absentee participant since 1992."[39] All Wayzgoose broadsides use handset letterpress with multiple layers of linocut or wood engraving illustration.

Date Title Edition
1988 Samuel Pepys, Booklover and Diarist 1633–1703[40] 45
1988 On Ink[41] 30
1989 As Dead as the Proverbial[42] 20
1990 Slaves! A letter from a gentleman in Barbados first published in the Whitehall Evening-Post, September 1750[43] 100
1991 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 1756–1791[44] 50
1991 Leura 1891–1991: a centenary broadsheet commemorating the founding of Leura Village[45] 50
1992 Censorship 55
1993 Typography[46] 450
1993 Germany[47] 60
1995 J'ACCUSE! Lettre au President de la Republique[48] 50
1996 Microtots / Typomania X[49] 20
1997 A Book-person's idioticon[50] 50
1997 Globalisation / Typomania XI[51] 20, 100
1997 The China Trade: What price Johnnie? [52] 20
1997 One Nation is an Oxleymoron[53] 75
1997 Report of the melancholy state of the Australian labour market : being an extract from a letter sent to Chambers' Edinburgh journal by a gentleman in Melbourne[54] 75
1998 Wayzgoose / A Printer's Picnic[55] 75
1998 Lead Ain't Dead[56] 25, 100
1999 Wayzgoose / A Printer's Picnic (special run for Matrix Journal)[57] 850
1999 Globalisation / Typomania XIII[58] 25, 60
1999 Melbourne Book Fair: technology breakthrough announcing the new Browse Oriented Organised Knowledge device otherwise known as the book [59] 20
2000 Forum Book Art: 100th exhibition" [60] 50
2000 Adventure and art: commemorating the 600th anniversary of the birth of Johann Gutenberg [61] 25
2000 A chain reaction to the GST[62] 20
2000 Sanctions[63] 20, 70
2001 Slowness / Typomania XV[64] 20
2002 Ex voto Hans Hergot, executed 1527[65] /Typomania XVI 6, 70
2002 War & Peace[66] 10, 70
2003 Reform[67] //Typomania XVII[68] 15, 60
2003 Since competition is an event that creates more losers than winners[69] 15, 60
2004 Water / Typomania XVIII[70] 15, 70
2004 Hobgoblins[71] 20
2005 Hidden Agenda / Typomania XIX[72] 10, 80
2006 Global Warming / Typomania XX[64] 80
2007 What do we want? No more of this shit / Typomania XXI, was braucht der Mensch?[73] 10, 65
2008 Corruption / Typomania XXII[74] 10, 65
2009 Inequality / Typomania XXIII[75] 10, 65
2010 Lost in Translation[76] / Typomania XXIV 10, 65
2011 Democracy / Anarchy[77] / Typomania XXV 10, 65
2012 Euronomics: European financial restructuring [78] / Typomania XXVI 10, 65
2013 EU-Turn: Summary of five top aims of the European Union [79]/ Typomania XXVII 10, 65
2014 Whatever happened to...?[80] Typomania XXVIII 10, 65
2015 iShop: Our children deserve better than this [81]/ Typomania XXIX 10, 65
2016 Deja vu[82] / Typomania XXX 10, 65
2017 Sane Judgement[83] Typomania XXXI 10, 65
2018 Me Too[84]/ Typomania XXXII 10, 65
2019 Death[85] / Typomania XXXIII 10, 65
2020 How Dare You unfinished

Collections

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Wayzgoose Press books and broadsides are held in the following institutional collections:[86]

  • UK: The Victoria & Albert Museum, British Library, Manchester City Library, Scottish National Library.
  • Europe: Museum of the Book (the Hague), Forum Book Art (Hamburg).
  • USA: National Gallery of Art Library (Washington), the university libraries of Yale, Stanford, Pittsburgh, Utah, Ohio and Louisiana, the Rochester Institute of Technology, California Polytechnic State Kennedy Library, New York Public Library, Rare Books Division of the Library of Congress, and the Ruth and Marvin Sackner Archive of Concrete and Modern Poetry.
  • South Africa: Jack Ginsberg Collection.
  • New Zealand: The National Library, Auckland Public Library, University of Otago Library.
  • Australia: State Libraries of New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia; The National Library of Australia; the libraries of Monash University, Sydney University, University of South Australia.

Wayzgoose Press work is also held in private collections around the world.

References

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  1. ^ Cowley, Des (2017). "Wayzgoose Press Archive" (PDF). La Trobe Journal 100. Retrieved 27 February 2024.
  2. ^ Jarvis, Jadwiga, The Wayzgoose Affair, 2007, Katoomba NSW. p. 4
  3. ^ Crafts Council, Craft Australia Yearbook 1984 Sydney NSW
  4. ^ Jarvis, Jadwiga, The Wayzgoose Affair, 2007, Katoomba NSW. p. 48
  5. ^ Wayzgoose Press. Wayzgoose : the Australian journal of bookarts, 1985
  6. ^ Jarvis, Jadwiga, The Wayzgoose Affair, 2007, Katoomba NSW. p. 16
  7. ^ Jarvis, Jadwiga, The Wayzgoose Affair, 2007, Katoomba NSW. p. 22
  8. ^ paraphrased from reloars.com/pages/books/118449/wayzgoose-press-mike-hudson-jadwiga-jarvis/private-impressions-the-collective-title-of-a-series-of-eight-monographs-about-printing-and-other
  9. ^ www.bibliopolis.com. "PRIVATE IMPRESSIONS by Mike Hudson, Jadwiga Jarvis on Kay Craddock – Antiquarian Bookseller". Kay Craddock – Antiquarian Bookseller. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  10. ^ Jarvis, Jadwiga, The Wayzgoose Affair, 2007, Katoomba NSW. pp. 86–88
  11. ^ Jarvis, Jadwiga, The Wayzgoose Affair, 2007, Katoomba NSW. p. 97
  12. ^ Jarvis, Jadwiga, The Wayzgoose Affair, 2007, Katoomba NSW. pp. 98–102
  13. ^ "Noëlle Janaczewska". Noëlle Janaczewska. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  14. ^ Skinner, Carolynne, ' The Wayzgoose Affair by Jadwiga Jarvis', in The Bonefolder: an e-journal for the bookbinder and book artist (vol 4 no 2, Spring 2008, 46–55).
  15. ^ Jarvis, Jadwiga, The Wayzgoose Affair, 2007, Katoomba NSW. ISBN 9780646471419.
  16. ^ "The Wayzgoose affair / Jadwiga Jarvis – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". catalogue.nla.gov.au. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  17. ^ "Wayzgoose : The Australian journal of bookarts – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Wayzgoose: The Australian journal of bookarts, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  18. ^ "The Van Diemen's Land warriors / by Pindar Juvenal ; illustrated by Mike Hudson ; with an... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". catalogue.nla.gov.au. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  19. ^ "As dead as the proverbial / [Mike Hudson] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". catalogue.nla.gov.au. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  20. ^ "Private impressions, December 1989 / [Mike Hudson, Jadwiga Jarvis] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". catalogue.nla.gov.au. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  21. ^ "Bound for the goldfields : a true account of a journey from Melbourne to Castlemaine / by a carrier of... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". catalogue.nla.gov.au. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  22. ^ "The Isle of Pines / by Henry Neville ; illustrated by Mike Hudson ; introduction by James Rigney – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". catalogue.nla.gov.au. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  23. ^ "The cure / Jyoti Brunsdon – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". catalogue.nla.gov.au. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  24. ^ "The auld shop and the new : written specially for "The Chief", George Robertson of Angus... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". catalogue.nla.gov.au. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  25. ^ "All the Manly tales / Jyoti Brunsdon – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". catalogue.nla.gov.au. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  26. ^ "A bookseller's diary / Ross Burnet – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Ross Burnet, A Bookseller's Diary, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 27 February 2024
  27. ^ "The bishops' brothels : A modern commentary on the original 15th century ordinances established to... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". The Bishops' Brothels, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 27 February 2024
  28. ^ "Private impressions : A collection of four monographs about printing and other book arts / By Mike... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". The Collected Private Impressions 1–4, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 27 February 2024
  29. ^ "The introduction to private impressions : a collection of four monographs about printing and other book arts". find.slv.vic.gov.au. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  30. ^ "Dada kampfen um Leben und Tod : A prose poem / By Jas H. Duke – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Jas H. Duke, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 27 February 2024
  31. ^ "The terrific days of summer / Ken Bolton ; [conceived & designed by Mike Hudson ; handset by... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Ken Bolton, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 27 February 2024
  32. ^ "Ockers : A poem / By [Pi] O – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Pi O, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 27 February 2024
  33. ^ "The introduction to private impressions : A collection of four monographs about printing and other... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". The Collected Private Impressions, 5–8. NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 27 February 2024
  34. ^ "The Collected Private Impressions". find.slv.vic.gov.au. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  35. ^ a b "Orpheus through the rear-vision mirror / George Alexander – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". George Alexander, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 27 February 2024
  36. ^ "Noëlle Janaczewska". Noëlle Janaczewska. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  37. ^ "The battle of Poitiers : A suite of 7 wood engravings / [Mike Hudson] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". The Battle of Poitiers, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 27 February 2024
  38. ^ See Jarvis, Jadwiga, The Wayzgoose Affair, 2007, Katoomba NSW. p. 67.
  39. ^ "Typomania XXIII, Empire of shame, 2009 [picture] / [design and linocut by Mike Hudson and Jadwiga Jarvis] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Typomania summary, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  40. ^ "Samuel Pepys, booklover & diarist, 1633–1703 – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Samual Pepys broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  41. ^ "I am jet black, as you may see [first line] / Jonathan Swift, c. 1724 – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". On Ink broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  42. ^ "As dead as the proverbial / [Mike Hudson] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Dead as the proverbial broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  43. ^ "Slaves : A letter from a gentleman in Barbados first published in the Whitehall Evening-Post,... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Slaves! broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  44. ^ "Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, 1756–1791 – Catalogue | National Library of Australia".Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  45. ^ "Leura 1891–1991 : A centenary broadsheet commemorating the founding of Leura Village / [Mike Hudson] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Leura Centenary broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  46. ^ "Typography / Wayzgoose Press – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Typography broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  47. ^ "[Germany / Linocut and design by Mike Hudson] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Germany broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  48. ^ "J'accuse! Lettre au President de la Republique / Par Wayzgoose Press – Catalogue | National Library of Australia".J'accuse! broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  49. ^ "[Microtots] / [Text by] Theodore Roszak ; [Designed by Mike Hudson] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia".Microtots broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  50. ^ "A book-person's idioticon – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". A book-person's idioticon broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  51. ^ "Globalisation [picture] / [designed and illustrated with wood and linocuts by Mike Hudson] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia".Globalisation broadside 1, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  52. ^ "The China trade [picture]: What price Johnnie? / [designed and illustrated with wood and linocuts by... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". The China Trade broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  53. ^ "One Nation is an Oxleymoron – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Oxleymoron broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  54. ^ "Report of the melancholy state of the Australian labour market : Being an extract from a letter sent... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Labour Market broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  55. ^ "Printing by hand ain't no picnic! – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Wayzgoose / A printer's picnic broadside 1, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  56. ^ "Lead ain't dead – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Lead ain't dead broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  57. ^ "Printing by hand ain't no picnic! – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Wayzgoose / A printer's picnic broadside 2, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  58. ^ "[Globalisation] [picture] / [designed and illustrated with wood and linocuts by Mike Hudson and... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia".Globalisation broadside 2, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  59. ^ "Melbourne book fair : Technology breakthrough anouncing the new Browse Oriented Organised Knowledge... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Melbourne Book Fair broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  60. ^ "FORUM BOOK ART by Wayzgoose Broadside on Kay Craddock – Antiquarian Bookseller". FBA broadside, Kay Craddock Antiquarian Bookseller. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  61. ^ "Adventure and art [picture] : Commemorating the 600th anniversary of the birth of Johann Gutenberg /... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia".Gutenberg broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  62. ^ "A chain reaction to the GST from Wayzgoose Press [picture] / [designed and illustrated by Mike Hudson... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". GST broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  63. ^ "Sanctions / [designed and illustrated by Mike Hudson] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Sanctions broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  64. ^ a b "Slowness, Typomania XV, 2001 [picture] / [design and linocut by Mike Hudson and Jadwiga Jarvis] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Slowness broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  65. ^ "Ex voto Hans Hergot, executed 1527 – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Hans Hergot broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  66. ^ "War & peace / [Mike Hudson] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". War & Peace broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  67. ^ "Reform! [picture] / [Mike Hudson] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Reform broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  68. ^ "REFORM by Wayzgoose Broadside No. 28: (2003) | Kay Craddock – Antiquarian Bookseller". Reform broadside, Kay Craddock Antiquarian Bookseller
  69. ^ "Since competition is an event that creates more losers than winners [picture] : A society based on... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia".Competition broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  70. ^ "Typomania XVIII, 2004 / [design & linocut by Mike Hudson and Jadwiga Jarvis] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Water broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  71. ^ "Hobgoblins / [Mike Hudson] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Hobgoblins broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  72. ^ "Discovery". find.slv.vic.gov.au. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  73. ^ "What Do We Want? broadside". find.slv.vic.gov.au. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  74. ^ "Corruption [picture] / [design and linocut by Mike Hudson and Jadwiga Jarvis] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Corruption broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  75. ^ "Inequality". find.slv.vic.gov.au. Retrieved 2024-02-28.
  76. ^ "Lost in translation [picture] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Lost in Translation broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  77. ^ "Democracy [picture] / Mike Hudson – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Democracy broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  78. ^ "European financial restructuring : Keeping French and German banks solvent by compelling the citizens... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Euronomics broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  79. ^ "Summary of five top aims of the European Union ... / [design and linocut by Mike Hudson and Jadwiga... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". EU-turn broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  80. ^ "Whatever happened to...? / [design and linocut by Mike Hudson and Jadwiga Jarvis] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Whatever happened to... broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  81. ^ "Our children deserve better than this : Now that society has habituated itself to rampant consumerism,... – Catalogue | National Library of Australia".iShop broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  82. ^ "Déjà vu / [design and linocut by Mike Hudson and Jadwiga Jarvis] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Deja vu broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  83. ^ "Sane judgement / [design and linocut by Mike Hudson and Jadwiga Jarvis] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Sane judgement broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  84. ^ "Me too / [design and linocut by Mike Hudson and Jadwiga Jarvis] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Me too broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  85. ^ "Death / [design, linocut, and printing by Mike Hudson and Jadwiga Jarvis] – Catalogue | National Library of Australia". Death broadside, NLA Catalogue. Retrieved 28 February 2024
  86. ^ Jarvis, Jadwiga, The Wayzgoose Affair, 2007, Katoomba NSW. p. 179.

Further reading

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  • Brown, Richard, 1997 'The Wayzgoose Press', in The Private Library 10.3, 101–116.
  • Cowley, Des, 2017 'Wayzgoose Press Archive', in The La Trobe Journal No. 100 September, 108–109.
  • Florance, Caren, 2024 'The (unrepeatable) Wayzgoose Press 1985–2020', in Artist's Book Year Book 2024/25 (Bristol UK: Impact Press, 2024), 14–23.
  • Schuller, Andrew, 2012 'A New Generation of Private Presses', in Matrix: A Review for Printers and Bibliophiles, 31, Winter, 81–93.
  • Skinner, Carolynne, 2008 'The Wayzgoose Affair by Jadwiga Jarvis', in The Bonefolder: an e-journal for the bookbinder and book artist 4.2, Spring, 46–55.
  • Stuart, James 2009 The Material Poem: an e-anthology of text-based art and intermedia writing (Bondi, NSW: non-generic productions).
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