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Press: Huffington Post

Friday, December 23rd 2011

Famous for their independent journalism and excellent pictorial specials, the self-styled "online newspaper" has a cracking little article by Tara Kelly today about some guy in the UK who's printing books onto single pages.

Well, at least that explains the sudden influx of American orders this close to Christmas!

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Press: Futurespace Magazine

Thursday, December 22nd 2011

I rather like Futurespace, a cross between a lifestyle magazine and a directory of everything that's cool in the design world. It's rather like an online version of shows like 100% Design, except without having to trudge around Earl's Court and pay £7 for a sandwich.

Anyway, they've got a fun interview with Spineless Classics posted today which, apart from exciting behind the scenes DVD-extras style gossip, also has some astonishing revelations about the secret identity of one of the world's most ineffectual superheroes.

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Press: Wired magazine

Tuesday, December 20th 2011

Well it must be the first time an essentially 500 year-old technology got onto the front page of Wired.co.uk but we managed it! In today's blog is a really lovely writeup about Spineless Classics by Katie Scott which gives us a great bit of press just before Christmas.

(If anyone can explain why I'm "aptly named" then please fill me in!)

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Yes, a jigsaw puzzle

Friday, December 9th 2011

They say the line between genius and madness is measured only by how amazing the Christmas presents you give are. We think you'll be well out in front this year with our amazing new arrival.

Based roughly on our bestselling Alice's Adventures in Wonderland design, rejigged a little to remove some of the white space, these jigsaws are the same legible font size as the print but instead of one sheet of paper, they're spread across 672 pieces of puzzling fun.

We've only got limited stock so make sure you get your order in faster than a March Hare!

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