Lyn Millner asked Amy Stewart:

Hi, Amy. I love your bookplate idea, and I'd like to "honor" it by doing something similar for my book, about a megalomaniacal man who believed he was a prophet. (So of course, he would want to autograph the book.) Who did you get to print it?

Amy Stewart Hi Lyn! My publisher printed those. But really, they're just stickers. So any company that does stickers can do it, or there's probably even an Avery mailing label side that would work well--and you could just take them to a copy shop that has a really high-quality printer and get the graphics printed on them.

Constance's signature is actually a rubber stamp I had made from her actual signature on the one letter I have of hers. So the bookplate is just a very light graphic based on the book design, and I sign it and then I stamp Constance's signature below mine.

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