Every two years, the Movable Book Society honors the very best in paper engineering through its Meggendorfer Awards program. The winner for this year is a fantastic educational reference for paper engineers by two masters of the craft, The Complexities of Pop-Up. This biennium’s contenders featured a number of paper engineers who have won previously and/or had multiple entries under consideration – Simon Arizpe in particular should be called out for his involvement in an incredible three finalist titles for this session (Andy Warhol Pop-Up Pop Art, Stranger Things, and my personal favourite The Seven Trials of Rostam), as well as 2021’s Prizewinner Wei Wang who has returned to this year’s competition with two quite different books (one exploring architectural history Approaching Sanxingdui and the other an adaptation of Hemingway’s classicThe Old Man and the Sea), and Rosston Meyer of Poposition Press who also worked on two titles in the list: Andy Warhol Pop-Up Pop Art as well as The Complexities of Pop-Up.) But it’s not all names we have seen before, and there are two interesting self-published entries in the mix: the Israeli entry Cuckoo Clock and augmented reality exploration Acqua Alta. Rounding out this year’s set are a couple of delightful entries with the joyful Chat Blanc and Snowscapes. It’s another incredible selection by the Meggendorfer Prize committee, and huge congratulations to all the paper engineers for their amazing work!