No Other Appetite is the catalogue of an exhibition mounted at The Grolier Club of New York in the fall of 2005. The exhibition brought together for the first time original letters, manuscripts, and photographs from two of the 20th century's most celebrated poets. Materials were primarily from the Sylvia Plath archive at Smith College and the Ted Hughes archive at Emory University. The exhibition documented the close creative relationship of these two poets during the years of their marriage and the repercussions of Plath's tragic suicide in the life and work of her husband, the late poet laureate of Britain. The exhibition was co-curated by Smith's associate curator of special collections Karen Kukil and Emory's Stephen Enniss.
 

The catalogue, designed by Bruce Kennett, won the 2007 American Library Associations Leab Exhibitions Award. Order Form.

David P. Bourbeau, Out of the Cellar: A Garland for Cantina (2005)
32 pages, illustrated, and with a portrait by Ansel Adams

This is the story of the Cantina Press, the private press founded in Northampton, Massachusetts, in 1936-37 by Clarence and Ruth Wedgwood Kennedy at the height of the private press movement in England and America. Both Kennedys were classicists and Renaissance scholars and taught at Smith College. The text is by local bibliotect David P. Bourbeau; the introduction is by Martin Antonetti, curator of rare books at Smith. The book was produced using the talents of various members of the local book arts community. [more information]

Regular edition (200 copies): $35.00
Deluxe edition (50 copies with the Ansel Adams portrait rendered as a photogravure): $75.00 Order form.

Karen Kukil, (ed.), Woolf in the Real World: Selected Papers from the Thirteenth International Conference on Virginia Woolf, (2005). Contents. The Thirteenth International Conference on Virginia Woolf took place at Smith College on 5-8 June 2003. Nearly 200 papers focused on the ways Woolf engaged the "real world" of her time and the ways her legacy continue to engage "real world" issues now. Thirty essays were selected for publication that reflect the life, writings, and afterlife of Virginia Woolf, edited by Karen Kukil. Order Form. Online version.

Sylvia Plath Notecards. These 5 x 7” notecards (blank inside) feature a photograph of Sylvia Plath with her typewriter in Yorkshire, England, September 1956, and a brief excerpt from Plath’s journal, dated May 14, 1952. Printed on the occasion of the Sylvia Plath 75th Year Symposium at Smith College, April 25-26, 2008. 4 cards & envelopes. $6.00. Order form.

Sylvia Plath 75th Year Symposium at Smith College Poster. This poster, printed on card stock, was produced on the occasion of the Sylvia Plath 75th Year Symposium at Smith College, April 25-26, 2008. It features a photograph of Sylvia Plath with her typewriter in Yorkshire, England, September 1956, and a brief excerpt from Plath’s journal, dated May 14, 1952. 12 x 20 inches. $12.00. Order form.