In this wonderful and surprising book, Lida, the Alphabetician, and Dan, the Rabbi, are bust exchanging thoughts, memories and images of their early lives, exploring how their profession(s) of letters led them to love a fulfilment. Exuberant, direct, painful, revelatory, it is a memorable exercise in 'humane letters', a reminder that it is not bodiless ideals that change and enlighten the world, but our animated labour in the material world we inhabit.
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Lida Lopes Cardozo Kindersley is an Honorary Fellow of Magdalene College, Cambridge who studied graphic design at the Royal Academy in the Hague before joining David Kindersley in 1976 as an apprentice in his workshop. She became partner in David Kindersley's Workshop in 1981 and joined him in designing and cutting letters, as well as training apprentices. Since David's death in 1995 she has continued the running of the Workshop with her second husband, Graham Beck. Dan Cohn-Sherbok is an American and British Reform rabbi. He received a PhD from the University of Cambridge and is an Emeritus Professor of Judaism at the University of Wales. He has published numerous books dealing with the Jewish heritage. He is also a cartoonist, has illustrated a number of books, and has contributed cartoons to various publications
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