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Located just 25 miles south of Olympia in Centralia, Washington, we print books for local authors and small publishers. We pride ourselves on being the complete source of book design and book printing for the Olympia area. Local Olympia writers have the chance to sit with us to discuss their book projects and tour our production facility. Our staff includes professional book designers, knowledgeable prepress technicians and an experienced bindery and production division to make your book a quality product.
At Gorham Printing you are not just a number lost in a cavern of 24/7 production lines. Being a local family business, our strength is to make your book printing experience as simple and stress free as possible. Except for hardcover and spiral binding, all of our production is accomplished right here in our facility, we won't send your job off to a larger office elsewhere.
Tattoo historian Nick Ackman compiled his vast collection of antique tattoo flash into three collections so far: "Designed by Percy Waters", also "Harry Allen Warren, American Tatooer" and "Electric Tatooing, Experienced Work, Fred Marquand."
Mary Gentry writes collections of personal essays and stories with images by Olympia linoprint artist Mimi Williams, including "Quite Contrary" and "Too Far from the Tree"
Several Olympia lawmakers have used our design and printing services to tell the story of their political journeys. Governor Christine Gregoire published "A Tale of Two Terms" in 2013. Legislative Attorney Allen Hayward's "My Ride" was released in fall of 2014. Congressman Denny Heck published his memoir “Lucky Bounce” this spring.
The Legacy Project of the Office of the Secretary of State hired us to design and print biographies about Booth Gardner in "Booth Who?" Jennifer Dunn in "A Woman First," as well as Sid Snyder in "Across the Aisle," among others.
Sage Adderley, a leader in the Olympia ‘zine community, publishes fiction and memoirs such as “Heavy Hangs the Head” and “The Greatest Most Traveling Circus!” with Sweet Candy Press.
Joe McHugh is an Olympia musician and writer of fiction and nonfiction, including “The Phantom Fiddler,” and "Coins in the Ashes," a true story based on his family lineage.
Drew Crooks is an Olympia historian and the author of "Olympia, Washington: A People's History" and "Edward Lange" as well as many other articles of local area history.
Les Eldridge is an Olympia-area historical fiction writer specializing in nautical fiction including "Gray Raiders, Green Seas," “The Chilean Corvette,” and many others.
The Sustainability in Prisons Project (SPP) uses our services to print titles such as "Keeping Prisons Safe," "The Sustainability in Prisons Project Handbook," and many others. SPP's collaborative programs bring science and nature into prisons. The partnership was founded by Washington State Department of Corrections and The Evergreen State College, and now includes hundreds of program partners and thousands of individuals across the state and nationally. Scientists, students, inmates, corrections staff, administrators, and faculty work together on diverse and innovative initiatives. They save tax dollars and natural resources, and help inmates rebuild their lives for the benefit of all.