 The third title from the press was "Two Ranges [Vertical]", a hand-sewn concertina book that unfolds vertically to display two poems about mountaineering, one each by Hilbert and Yezzi on opposite sides, limited to sixteen total copies signed by both authors, only twelve for sale (two authors’ and two artists’ proofs, hors série).It was the final book issued by the press.In November 2009 LATR Editions in New York published Hilbert's "Aim Your Arrows at the Sun", a chapbook of primarily free-verse poems, limited to 250 copies, featuring hand-sewn covers designed and printed by Woodside Press and a foreword by critic Adam Kirsch.