21st Editions is unique to the history of photography. It represents the intersection created between the classically processed photographic image, prose, poetry, and the fine-press book that began with the great English designer, artist, poet and publisher, William Morris, and his Kelmscott Press’s masterpiece, "The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer." The origins of 21st Editions began with "21st: The Journal of Contemporary Photography" Volumes I-VI, showcasing world-class writers in various disciplines, in order to advance alternative interpretations of the photograph. 21st Editions has revived the photographic arts of a century ago, and is committed to the mission of revitalizing the centuries old art of fine book making, with the goal of making each volume an object of beauty that reflects the highest standards of craftsmanship, artistic and cultural significance.