Pelo later served as president and publisher at Bookcraft, a Utah-based publishing house. It was published in 1951, and reprinted by Bookcraft in 1957. "The Holy Temple" was published by Bookcraft. Graduated from the Academy of Applied Arts in Belgrade in 1967, from the bookcraft section. In 1961, Nibley published "The Myth Makers" through Bookcraft. Bookcraft expanded again into new facilities in 1977. With growth, Bookcraft relocated to new facilities in 1947. In early 1999, Bookcraft was acquired by Deseret Book. Over the years, Bookcraft innovated and tried new approaches to LDS publishing. In 1968, Bookcraft hired George Bickerstaff as its first full-time publishing editor. In 1992, Bookcraft began work with The Beehive Shuppan to translate some titles into Japanese. For a time, Bookcraft even planned to create its own chain of retail bookstores.