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The book brings the vocabulary and physical properties of book making into a dialogue with the traditional poetic form of the eclogue: a pastoral poem which is often a conversation between two shepherds. The book pivots on the words gate and gatefold, and points both to Virgil and to Cutts' contemporaries in a series of intertextualizing notes.
Letterpress sewn with double gate-folds and casebound.
300 limited edition.
Library has no. 74.
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Eclogues by Simon Cutts. Published by Coracle in 2004. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.