I first learned of the Bibliotheca project in 2014, when the project first appeared on Kickstarter. The minimalist idea behind the project -- produce the 1901 American Standard Version (updated) as a book, where paragraphs take over where chapter and verse distinctions have been the norm -- is a beautiful idea. And the product, by the appearance of the New Testament volume (the last in a five volume collection), is meticulously and amazingly made. This edition's quality is without peer. Smith-sewn binding, pure-cotton bookcloth and ribbon bookmark, acid-free paper. Initially, the project's price tag kept me from investing; this volume proves that price tag is well-earned. It feels great, smells amazing, and easily lays flat. What's more, this edition uses two fonts which Adam Lewis Greene designed specifically for this project. The text face, Katharos, is tastefully seriffed and easy to read. And the title face, Katharos A...
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