The Triple Tulip Press was founded in the year 2000 by the Bozuwa family. The three tulips in the logo represent individual members who took on the jobs of financier, author and printer.
Gijs Bozuwa, a physician and artist by vocation, supports the enterprise in more ways than one. He designed the above logo in the Friesian Hindelopen tradition.
Titia Bozuwa, writer/photographer, fills the pages with her vivid images and insightful inspirations.
Paul Bozuwa, president of Dartmouth Journal Services of the Sheridan Group, is the indispensable link in the complicated printing process.
The Dutch blood in their veins made the choice of three tulips in the logo a logical choice.
Titia Bozuwa emigrated from Holland with her husband, Gijs, in 1957. They settled in Wakefield, New Hampshire where Gijs established his medical practice. They raised two children, Joan and Paul.
At age 29, Joan passed away after battling cancer for a little over a year. Titia's first book, Joan - A Mother's Memoir, explores this loss. The book earned her the 2001 Klive Knowles/Jimmy Yates Award.
Her short story, "Crossing the Atlantic," was published in Garden Lane magazine.
In 2005, the translation rights for In the Shadow of the Cathedral were sold to a Dutch publisher: Uitgeverij van Kemenade.
Titia and Gijs still live in their original Wakefield residence where she conducts the Twin Farms Writer's Workshops.
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