Laura Riding, together with Robert Graves, established the Sezin Press in London in 1927 before moving their Crown Albion flatbed printing press in 1929 to Deià in Majorca (it can still be seen in the house where Graves lived until his death in 1985). The press mainly served Laura Riding as an artistic and professional publishing enterprise, providing her with complete authorial control over the production of her own work plus the opportunity to collaborate with other, largely Modernist, artists and writers such as Gertrude Stein.