Handmade books by Malachi McCormick

Malachi McCormick is the author of several well–known hand–made books:

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Featured Books

Consolations ConsolationsPrice: $10.00
Herself Long Ago Herself Long AgoPrice: $30.00
Duanaire Duanaire Price: $30.00
How to Make a Decent Cup of Tea How to Make a Decent Cup of TeaPrice: $4.00
How to Make a Perfect Cup of Coffee How to Make a Perfect Cup of CoffeePrice: $4.00
Yiddish Proverbs Yiddish ProverbsPrice: $26.00
In Praise of Irish Breakfasts In Praise of Irish BreakfastsPrice: $15.00
Pangur Ban Pangur BanPrice: $7.00
Listening to the River: Family Biography Listening to the River: Family BiographyPrice: $26.50
Irish Traditional Cooking Irish Traditional CookingPrice: $30.00
Lament for Art O Leary Lament for Art O LearyPrice: $26.00
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Land of Cokaygne Land of CokaygnePrice: $26.00
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English Proverbs English ProverbsPrice: $26.00
Ranaphilia, Love of Frog and Toad Ranaphilia, Love of Frog and ToadPrice: $35.00
The Sacred Tree The Sacred TreePrice: $30.00
Deer\ Deer's Cry Price: $10.00
Not Sweet Not SweetPrice: $8.00
Irish Proverbs Irish ProverbsPrice: $26.00
On Cutting Down An Ancient Tree On Cutting Down An Ancient TreePrice: $8.00
Dark Secrets of an Irish Kitchen. Dark Secrets of an Irish Kitchen.Price: $11.00
The Roots of Music The Roots of Music Price: $30.00
We Cats Three We Cats ThreePrice: $24.00
Boys and Girls Come Out to Play Boys and Girls Come Out to PlayPrice: $24.00
Colum Cille His Life and Times Colum Cille His Life and Times Price: $26.00
Stone Tree Mist Stone Tree MistPrice: $30.00
Maxisms Concerning Patriotism Maxisms Concerning PatriotismPrice: $9.00
A Letter From Koln A Letter From KolnPrice: $10.00
The Complete Collection The Complete CollectionPrice: $600.00
The Irish Kitchen Collection The Irish Kitchen CollectionPrice: $64.00

“There’s something else very pleasing in what McCormick does…the satisfaction of knowing he is different in a world that is becoming more and more the same. Where everything is moving faster and faster, he goes slow. In an anti-literary age, he creates books; he writes in a near dead language. He does what he likes and does it for the sake of beauty.”Excerpted from Roger Rosenblatt’s essay on the Stone Street Press