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The article discusses changes within several New England publishers including Quarto Publishing Group USA, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH), and Da Capo Press as of 2014. Topics include how Quarto will publish stationery items to go with its illustrated books, how HMH began publishing children's books during the U.S. Civil War, and Da Capo's acquisition of several practical business books.

Features Harper Festival's stationery line which showcases works of prominent children's book creators. Includes `Brown Angels' and `The World of William Joyce' notecards; `Byron Barton's Dinosaurs' and `The World of Eric Carle' portfolios.

The article reports on the decision of Potter Style to improve its line of stationery, journals and gift items. The author said that the move was an attempt to take advantage of the visual bounty of Clarkson Potter books and the increasing interest in ancillary gift lines among booksellers and other customers. The effort was led by editorial director Chris Navratil. The new list of Potter Style now includes more than 300 titles and some spinoffs from books.

Presents information on Peaceable Kingdom, the creator of stationery products for children in the U.S. Products offered by the company; Missions of the company; Expansion of the company after it was sold to Booksource.

Provides information on U.S. companies that specialize in greeting cards and stationery products. Kee-Ka: Gifts That Matter in New York City; Red Horseshoe Paper; Tinymonkeycards in New York City; Heavens to Betsy! in Ridgefield, Connecticut; Bhavi Vikas in Moreno Valley, California.

Features handmade stationery and desk accouterments in both Europe and the United States. Description of the Beatrice Rigaud Creations of Paris, France; Paper craft products manufactured by Ambiente Papierdesign, of Ohringer, Germany; Decorative objects offered by a.i. Paper Design, of Oak Park, Michigan.

Features some of the products featured at the 1999 BookExpo America in Los Angeles, California, and the 1999 National Stationery Show in New York City. Waste Not Paper Co.'s spiral-bound journals and photo albums; Traffic Works Inc.'s lines of desk and writing accessories; Timbuk II Games Inc.'s archaeology-oriented book games; Midnite Snack Magnetic Board Games' magnetized versions of chess and checkers.

Offers several stationery and calendar ideas for holiday gift giving to adults and children. The Mom's Plan-It 1999 calendar from Avalanche Publishing; Calendar from PetPrints Inc. that features dog breeds; Handmade cards from Kate Harper Designs; Greeting cards from Gravity Workshop; Others.

Surveys new stationery products and writing accessories for August 31, 1998. Products from Stars & Eggplants, World Paper, Molly West Handbound Books; Others.

Describes sideline products available for the 1997 holiday season from several sources. Henley Flights of Fancy; Lois Bender Design; Galison Books; Molly West Handbound Books; Werkhaus; Cavallini & Co.; Contact points for all.

Reports on future offerings of several publishers and stationery-product companies as of June 1997. The Little Bookroom offering `Children's Travel Journal' and `Kids Eat New York'; Descriptions of both; Bound+d/termined a Chicago based company specializing in memory albums, scrapbooks and journals; Descriptions of products; Stationery companies such as Monocrafts and World Paper and descriptions of their products.