EIDORIA PRESS

The press

Books that give ideas a shape you can hold.

What you can see,
you can remember.
What you remember
becomes yours.

Discover
The name

Long ago, “I know” meant “I have seen.”

The ancient Greeks had a word for the shape of things: eidos. It grew from the same old root as idea, vision and wisdom, and they even said “I know” with a word that meant “I have seen.”

So we named our press after a place
where ideas take shape.

eidosthe shape of a thing
-oriaa place, a realm
EIDORIAthe realm of forms
say it ay-DOR-ee-ah
What we make

We make books that turn ideas into something you can see.

See
Know
Keep
The cover of Draw It Down by Clemmy Vega: the title in hand-drawn letters on cream, above an orange half showing small drawings for everyday tasks.
Our first book

Our first book is here.

Draw It Down: A Daily Journal for People Who Write Things Down and Still Forget Them. By Clemmy Vega.

Paperback · 120 pages · 7 × 10 in