"I carry the past inside me like an accordion, like a book of picture postcards that people bring home as souvenirs from foreign cities, small and neat," she wrote in her memoir.
He showed Mr. Fung a book of Santa Fe postcards based on old city photographs, noting that while the architecture in town has stayed the same over time, the cars have grown larger and larger.
Published a bit late to be a stocking filler, but perhaps a nice January present for a design-aware secularist, Archibet is a book of 26 postcards by Federico Babina.
To reach them, CB2 sells some tongue-in-cheek products that would never be found at Crate and Barrel, including a book of 1950's-inspired 1950's-inspiredsmiling housewives in calf-length dresses doting on their husbands and children while scrubbing floors or cooking.
And if someone I was dating bought me two tickets to see Ed Sheeran live at Wembley, alongside a card that contained the message "Live, Love, Laugh" and a book of political Banksy postcards, I couldn't just shrug it off.
Each book reprints a collection of postcards from the Bodleian's archives organized around a historical theme: images of the Berlin Wall, the Russian Revolution, political icons.
