Opening Day

In this book the author explores how family stories become family legends through oral inheritance. Why do we only remember certain stories? Using her father’s battle with dementia as a focus, the author reminds is that our existence is our memory and the memories of those we love.

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Metadata

Title:

Opening Day

Date of publication:

1998

Place of publication:

Rosendale, NY

Publisher:

Women's Studio Workshop

Subjects:

Dementia, Clement Allen Mullins

ISBN:

1893125041

Dimensions:

13 x 89 cm. folded to 13 x 13 cm.

Number in edition:

500

Paging:

1 folded strip ([14] p.)

Paper:

Utopia Dull (100 lb), vellum

Printing method:

Offset, letterpress

Typeface:

Times Black

Binding:

Contained in a vellum sleeve

Structure:

Accordion Fold Book

Funding source:

New York State Council on the Arts, Women's Studio Workshop

Other notes:

Photographs by Clement A. Mullins, Colleen Mullins