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The window to order Issue X is now closed, with pre-orders expected to be delivered late June. If you missed this ordering, keep an eye out in August, as any leftover copies after the damaged and lost shipments get replaced will be put up for sale. There is no guarantee we will have very many copies available at that time, so you will want to move quickly.
Thank you to everyone who ordered this special anniversary publication. You will see your copy in June.
This year, we are celebrating our 10th anniversary as a publication!
In anticipation of that important milestone, we have been working on the biggest and most exciting publication we have ever produced. Over the past 10 years, we’ve published 17 issues of the magazine, six of our own books, numerous instructional videos, launched the online Apprenticeship Program, taught in-person classes around the country, and much more. Needless to say, we’ve had an exciting first decade of independent publishing.
But our latest project currently in the works has actually been brewing behind the scenes for quite some time. What exactly is this exciting new production, you ask? We are in the midst of creating a massive M&T Tenth Anniversary Special Issue ("Issue X," as we've fondly nicknamed it) to be published this June. It will be nearly double the page count of our regular magazine (248 pages, to be precise) and filled with extraordinary articles that we’ve been saving for this release – we've had on sights on these specific authors for years. You absolutely will not want to miss this special issue.
The M&T Tenth Anniversary issue will be a standalone title, published in addition to our regularly scheduled two issues per year. It will not be included in a normal M&T subscription but will have its own $29 cover price. So, if you want your own copy of this special issue, you will have to pre-order it from this page.
If you relish what M&T has put out over the years, rest assured that we are investing everything we’ve got to make sure this new release will absolutely blow your mind.
Table of Contents
“Foreword” Joshua A. Klein
I: Tempus Fugit
“Fitted Up: Recreating the Parson’s Wardrobe” Joshua A. Klein
“The Transition of Power” Michael Updegraff
“Secondary Concerns: Highlights from the Yale Furniture Study”
“In Defense of ‘Mechanicks & Ignorant Wretches’: A Life in Woodworking” Steve Latta
II: Carpe Diem
“Precision & its Discontents: The Manifesto Revisited” Joshua A. Klein
“The State of the Craft: Woodworking in 2025” Sally Bernstein and Joel Moskowitz
“Time Well Spent” George Sawyer
“Contagious Curiosity: Handcraft for Building Relationships” Anne Briggs
“Some Assembly Required” Glenn Adamson
“Ever a Tradesman” Kenneth Schwarz
“Tolle Lege: 50 Books for Disenchanted Woodworkers” Joshua A. Klein
III: Semper Porro
“Signs of Life” Anthology
“Good Sense” A Year’s Correspondence with Wendell Berry
“Finding Wholeness: Slöjd & the AI Era” with Jögge Sundqvist
248 pages. Printed on premium, heavy (#70), uncoated paper for a classic look and tactile feel. Weighs 2+ lb. Printed in the United States of America. Ad-free and independently published.
Published June 2025
