Jan's most recent book is in two parts.
Intro to part 1: Looking back and reviewing the work that occupied us, sometimes together, and other times independently, it is more evident than ever how our different histories and opposite abilities and priorities spurred the development and success of our personal and professional aspirations as well as the evolution of our relationship. The following images reveal a sort of he said, she said or while he was doing that, she was doing this.
Intro to part 2: When disengaging from preoccupation with individual efforts, it is essential to be aware that the positive results of entanglement are influence and collaboration. Everything that Peter and I created together is surelythe most enduring: graphic design projects, renovation of an historic Chester building, our 1905 home and the precious beings that are living proof of our love for each other. All are more worthy of notice than anything that might be remembered as his or hers.