Re-binding/Getting custom book covers

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Are you going to bind them specially because Des Esseintes did it?
Be careful or you will end up having real things that imitate artificial things that imitate life.
And you will succumb to madness.

On the subject of binding, surely that are places that do it in the big cities.
Just go to the public library and ask there or go to a small independent library because the people that work in these places generally know about books and are not millennials trying to earn a few bucks to spend on starbucks and YA.

you can find people to leatherbind books even in pretty podunk towns

Better do nice leather anon.

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>>8772069
>So I've grown to love a few books in the past few years which started me on a journey of self-discovery that changed my entire perspective on my life and given me the capacity to experience things and meet others I couldn't have before.

>>8772570
Yeah OP listen to this guy, A Rebours is supposed to be a critique of both naturalism and symbolism

There are specialty book repair shops in most big cities, but they specialize on antiques and are not cheap. They can make books good as new but expect to pay at least $100 per book.

You might try contacting a university's library science department and seeing if anyone would take a commission for CV padding.