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"For ardent bibliophiles, a shopping trip to this book shop must be close to a spiritual experience. Broerenkerk, the famed 15th century Dominican…

Lisa Fagin Davis is currently serving as Acting Executive Director of the Medieval Academy of America. Since 1996 she has been travelling through…

The annual fall gathering for booklovers, the Boston International Antiquarian Book Fair, will return to the Hynes Convention Center in Boston's…

Edgar Allan Poe was the first American writer to earn a living completely by his pen – though that living wasn't always enough to live on. The…

In 1898, Baby's Record was published by Frederick A. Stokes Co. of New York. Issued in three simultaneous editions featuring one, six, or twelve…

From Italy to France, South Korea, Austria, Portugal, Germany, Netherlands and the United States. The Huffington Post shows the world's greatest…

Robert Frost wasn't much of a farmer but he loved living on a farm. Though he was born in the city (San Francisco), some of his formative years were…

They were everywhere. Squealing, chittering hordes of them. Not as disgusting as crack house roaches or subway rats; vaguely humanoid in fact, with…

Washington Irving's name and fame reached Germany suddenly when in 1819–20 The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. was published in England and…

One year after her glorious Catalogue 10 Michèle Noret has published a new catalogue, again a wonderful collection of remarkable picture books and…

Everybody has to find their niche in the world and for William Bartram it wasn't life as a merchant. He was decidedly unsuited for business of any…

Only three issues of Theo were published, but it still took me a couple of years to track down a complete set. I'd been fascinated by the magazine…