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So much has been written about Kipling, and his books, but there is very little published about his popularity in Russia, which began in the 1890s…

Working with rare and valuable books has a tendency to make the extraordinary seem rather ordinary. You start to wonder how certain agglomerations of…

Many of the minds and pens of those who have shaped society, discourse, and art hail from France, the birthplace of diplomacy. However, as Molière,…

Have you already registered for the ILAB Congress and / or for the succeeding ILAB International Antiquarian Book Fair? Have a look at the promising…

The Cinderella of the Arts, written by Rob Shepherd, charts the history of one of the most celebrated craft bookbinding workshops of the 20th…

In the digital age, it is no secret that calligraphy is a dying art. Why work laboriously and imperfectly on something that takes days to cross the…

The Romanian-French playwright Eugene Ionesco was one of the leading absurdist writers of the 20th century. Among his best known plays are The Bald…

One of my most favorite Children's writers of all time was born on the 27th of January, 1832. Scratch that – one of my most favorite writers,…

Rare Books: Still So Much to Learn and Discover is a must go to conference for anyone interested in rare books and associated materials on paper. It…

With any truly great novel, the questions are usually the same. Where did the story come from? What inspired it? Were the characters or plot based on…

L'Association Hongroise de la Librairie Ancienne est très heureuse de vous convier à la Ière Foire Internationale du Livre Ancien de Budapest qui…

The State Library of NSW is delighted to host the 11th Australasian Rare Books Summer School. From 1 – 5 February 2016 three intensive five-day…