2K/STORIES

Per Kirkeby in Aarhus, Denmark

By Melinda Bouma, Publisher at HarperCollins Christian Publishing - Zondervan

Inspiration is everywhere and often found in unexpected places

Design considerations on creating the covers for Gyldendal Gymnasiematematik, a series of 11 textbooks

By Pernille Rivedal Hellevik

Three days with 280 of the frontmost people in the business of type design and technology

By Trevin Wax, Bible and Reference Publisher for Broadman and Holman

Designed in Denmark, crafted in Italy, and installed in a Norwegian hospital. By Liv Sødal Krogh.

How the obligation to innovate can make peace in the tug-of-war between the “stock exchange and the cathedral wing” of a publishing house.

What 3000 year old granite grafiti can tell us about the ideal future of publishing. By Clement B. Kjersgaard.

How Ange Romeo-Hall, managing editor at Cornell University Press, envisions the future of (academic) publishing.

To keep saying the same, one needs from time to time to say it differently

The Original Art Journaling Bible for Monks™ and some words on the fantastic insular majuscule script therein.

An interview with a man who has described limp bindings in terms that fall not too short of the Song of Solomon

By Sune Rej Andersen, Key Account Manager at 2K/DENMARK

For thousands of years textual information has been the preferred way for humans to reflect on and communicate the most complicated…

On the three different levels at which readers are interacting with texts — and what this means for the design of digital publishing

Digital Bibles are not reserved for the scholars, but can be a great alternative to the printed Bible for everyone.

What happens if you measure the success of everything you do in the likes and comments you get from others.