Classical Typography In The Computer Age: Papers Presented At A Clark Library Seminar 27 February 1988. "Letterpress Printing, Photocomposition, And Desktop Publishing" And John Dreyfus, "Who Is To Design Books Now That Computers Are Making Books?" Herman Zapf, John Dreyfus, Introduction By John Bidwell

Gordon, Samuel Dickey

ISBN 10: 1912925818 / ISBN 13: 9781912925810

Published by William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, Los Angeles,, 1991

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Classical Typography In The Computer Age: Papers Presented At A Clark Library Seminar 27 February 1988. "Letterpress Printing, Photocomposition, And Desktop Publishing" And John Dreyfus, "Who Is To Design Books Now That Computers Are Making Books?" Herman Zapf, John Dreyfus, Introduction By John Bidwell
• Publisher: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, Los Angeles,
• Publication Date: 1991
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1912925818
• ISBN 13: 9781912925810
• Binding: paperback
• Edition: First Edition.
• Condition: Interior is excellent.
• Weight: 4 ounces

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Synopsis

These daily bits are meant to be little wedges for the Quiet Corner, to get things started.A life of victory and power hinges on three things: an Act, a Purpose, and a Habit; an initial act, a rock-rooted purpose, and a daily habit; the act of surrender to Jesus as Master of one’s person and life, the simple, steady purpose in everything to do as he would wish, the daily habit of getting a bit of time every day off alone with the Master, with door shut, the Book open, the knee bent, and the will bent afresh.The daily habit needs much emphasis be¬cause it puts new life-blood daily into the act and the purpose. After these other two are fixed in where they belong this is the hinge on which the whole life swings.These little bits are meant to be distinctly secondary to the Book itself. They are simply to start one’s thoughts a-going, and to help fit the Book into one’s own daily life. The chiefest thing always is the fresh touch face-to-face with Jesus. And he always meets one at the bent-knee time to give that fresh touch. You can count on that.