But not that other Harrow Press
It was called to my attention by a writer with a religiously oriented book manuscript that there’s been a book called Sons of Light by John Merrill published under a Harrow Press. That’s not us! In fact, I’m not sure who that is, as my subsequent hunt for “Harrow Press” and “The Harrow Press” didn’t find it. I did, however, find that there was a Harrow Press in the 19th century, apparently associated with Harrow, England. Can I claim that we were founded in 1892, now? Maybe not.
In case you were wondering, the Harrow we’re named after is the calligraphic execution device in Franz Kafka’s 1919 story “In the Penal Colony.”
drupagliassotti @ November 14, 2007