S1 Ep. 7 Publishing with care: Eleonoor Jap Sam on books as slow objects episode artwork

EPISODE · Nov 11, 2025 · 24 MIN

S1 Ep. 7 Publishing with care: Eleonoor Jap Sam on books as slow objects

from Book making as an art form: exploring the boundaries · host The Book Photographer

In this episode of Book Making as an Art Form: Exploring the Boundaries, I sit down with Eleonoor Jap Sam, founder of Jap Sam Books a publishing house where books are treated as slow, living objects.With over two decades of experience, Eleonoor shares her reflections on:• Curiosity as the heart of being• The invisible care behind every book• Sustainability, budgets, and creative freedom• Balancing leadership, motherhood, and legacyIt's a gentle conversation about what it means to publish with care, stay generous in the process, and see each book as a carrier of knowledge, ideas, and inspiration. Produced by Justina Nekrašaitė | The Book PhotographerAudio productions: Drexhage Media | Jasper DrexhageDesign: Thom NiessinkRecorded at Huis van het BoekSupported by Mondriaan Fund, L. van Heek Textiles, Luminosity Lab, Marc Gijzen, nkg publications, Jeremy Jansen, Jesse Presse, Eleonoor Jap Sam

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