Rebecca Rego Barry
The Zamorano Club is Southern California's bibliophilic club -- it is to SoCal what the Grolier is to New York, and the Caxton is to Chicago.
Of all the many wonderful books, manuscripts, and ephemera on offer beginning tomorrow at Rare Books LA, one collection stood out to me, both because of its se
So begins Rare Book Week West and with it the good news that Booktryst, the rare books blog founded ten years ago by antiquarian bookseller Stephen J.
The Bodleian Library in Oxford announced earlier this week its acquisition of a rare, fifteenth-century French Gothic coffer, or book chest, once used for the transportation of books.
This past weekend, Yale's Beinecke Library opened an exhibit dear to the hearts of we gently mad.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the music festival known simply as Woodstock.
Opening later this week is an exhibition fraught with forgeries. That's by design.
It's not often that we hear breaking news about medieval manuscripts or, more especially, women's role in manuscript production. But here we are!
The Winter Show, a fair dedicated to art, antiques, and design, returns to the Park Avenue Armory in New York City on January 18 for its 65th annual run.
What were some of the biggest stories in 2018? According to our stats, Fine Books readers love Lovecraft--no kidding--and Robin Williams.
