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Bryan Leister

Author of Gutenberg's Gift

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Works by Bryan Leister

Gutenberg's Gift (1995) — Illustrator — 70 copies

Associated Works

Catherine, Called Birdy (1994) — Cover artist, some editions — 5,445 copies
Shadow of a Dark Queen (1994) — Cover artist, some editions — 3,367 copies
The Reckoning (1991) — Cover artist, some editions — 1,358 copies
A Knot in the Grain and Other Stories (1994) — Cover artist, some editions — 1,059 copies
The Oracle Glass (1992) — Cover artist, some editions — 674 copies
The Ramsay Scallop (1994) — Cover artist, some editions — 508 copies
I Am Mordred (1998) — Cover artist, some editions — 420 copies
The Serpent Garden (1996) — Cover artist, some editions — 416 copies
Daniel Boone: The Life and Legend of an American Pioneer (1992) — Cover artist, some editions — 326 copies
Firedrake's Eye (1992) — Cover artist, some editions — 302 copies
Passager (1996) — Cover artist, some editions — 289 copies
Unicorn's Blood (1998) — Cover artist, some editions — 284 copies
Robin and the King (1993) — Cover artist, some editions — 274 copies
Hobby (1996) — Cover artist, some editions — 236 copies
Merlin (1997) — Cover artist, some editions — 232 copies
The Wolf and the Raven (1993) — Cover artist, some editions — 222 copies
Fire, Bed, and Bone (1997) — Illustrator, some editions — 173 copies
An Army of Angels: A Novel of Joan of Arc (1997) — Cover artist, some editions — 138 copies
Into the Deep (1995) — Cover artist, some editions — 89 copies
His Majesty's Elephant (1993) — Cover artist, some editions — 41 copies
The Darkening Flood (1994) — Cover artist, some editions — 39 copies
A Spider for Loco Shoat: A Novel (1997) — Cover artist, some editions — 13 copies

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Some ingenious pop-ups as the history of Gutenberg and his printing press are described in verse.
 
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jon1lambert | 1 other review | Aug 6, 2020 |
I really loved the movable elements to this pop up book. I think it would be a lot of fun to read to a group of kids at Christmas time around a fire, since both the Christmas theme and the poetic nature of Willard's writing really seem to lend themselves to a cozy winter night. Also, the illustrations by Leister are stunning and I think the warm coloring used throughout really fits the overall vibe of the book.
 
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