It has been quite some time since we've updated you about our Espresso Book Machine . Despite our silence, you can rest easy knowing th...

Five or six months ago a UW committee dreamed up the idea of an anthology of poems for their annual Common Book for incoming freshman—and th...

Hey blog readers! Today is Day 2 of our Meet the Bloggers series and we have the pleasure of hanging out with Tera Kelley... Tera is our ...

Eleven year old, Rachel Halmrast, has published her debut novel with our three-month-old publishing department, University Book Store Press...

One of our latest publishing jobs on the Espresso Book Machine is a school project commemorating a special year at the Alki Co-op Preschool,...

Possessed of an artistic soul, Homer turned this book cover: Into this: while printing yesterday. Another beautiful error from our Book Mach...

Nine year old Tate heard about our Book Machi ne on the radio one morning while getting ready for school. He immediately jumped on the inte...

You can still get Creole/English medical dictionaries here. The Haitian (Creole) - English Pocket Medical Translator was put out by the I...

We really tried to do that with our first large publishing project of a 776 page book. If you saw my head stuck in the machine last week th...

Homer (our book machine) ate a book a couple of days ago....very artistically . I dug it out of the machine with pliers and exacto knife, wh...

Someone recently told me I'd have to become “one with the machine” if I wanted to solve the technical difficulties of binding a 776 p...

Our EBM trainer wheeled his toolkit/luggage out of here Saturday evening, leaving us all in an applied physics daze. My brain being composed...

Day One of training has come to an end. It turns out our model is perfect . I tried to stump the engineer with troubles other operators have...