NUNCA MAS by Barry Lopez

I have been visiting slaughter grounds in my own country over the past year, places where Native Americans were killed without warning by racists and the many and various acolytes of Progress, acts of genocide in which my government was either directly involved or complicitous. Auschwitz, it is my hope, will clarify something for me, even if it is only the barest glimmer of comprehension about how such murderous enforcements of policy can occur. What happened at Auschwitz, of course, is widely known and publicly condemned; the genocidal history of the United States remains, regrettably, a region of political oblivion.

--Barry Lopez, from ¡Nunca Más¡ (Red Dragonfly Press, 2007)

350 copies printed from Dante metal type on Mohawk Superfine paper using the Vandercook Power 219 press. An original wood engraving was done by Carol Inderieden. The first 90 copies have been signed by the author and the artist.