Vaya Cuba a chap book written by Lilly Daiber tells the story of meeting William Brent in May 2006 at his home in Havana, Cuba. William Brent, a Black Panther activist, hijacked a plane to Havana to escape prosecution in the 1969. In Cuba he lived life as an educator and scholar of Cuban slavery, dying in 2006.

The deluxe edition of 50 includes a signed copy of El muro and two pigmented inks portraits signed on verso, in a clamshell box. Any academic library purchasing a deluxe edition will receive a second copy of El muro in hope that the book will be placed in the stacks.

The map Hail to the Beaverkill is printed from three blocks with additional hand coloring and is an edition of 120 on Guttenburg laid paper.

25 copies of El muro signed and dated by Eduardo.

Stab sewn and with paper wrapped boards and bound in Havana in 2003. Illustrated with 9 wood cuts.

Salvelinus fontinalis is printed from 5 blocks with additional hand coloring, printed damp on Arches cover in an edition of 70 with the first 31 with text from Speckled Trout

Souvenir postcards of Cuba

Taken together, the pictures in El muro tell a remarkable story of human endurance and triumph. Hernández Santos presents his subjects not as passive players but as people who struggle (though more quietly than not) against discrimination even though such struggle is very risky.

Speckled Trout by John Burroughs is richly illustrated by Steven C. Daiber with 43 pencil drawings, 2 watercolors of trout and a Birch bark collage. This edition is limited to 300 books. The first 30 are a special edition to include a hand colored woodcuts. Speckled Trout is hand bound in a Black Walnut dyed paper.