Our spring issue leaves the printer tomorrow and will begin landing in mailboxes next week — here’s a sneak peek at what subscriber
The literary image of the samurai in manuscripts and woodblock-printed books from Japan is the focus of a new exhibition at Cambridge University Library.
Edgar Allan Poe’s pocket watch, an engagement ring he gave to his last fiancée, and a fragment of the poet’s coffin are among the artifacts recently donated to Richmond, Virginia’s
Photobook devotees will be interested to hear that Aperture has launched a PhotoBook Club, “bringing together a constellation of em
Agatha Christie is beloved by legions of readers and collectors, and her 1937 mystery, Death on the Nile, starring that most famous detective, Hercule Poirot, is a fan favorite.
A new exhibition at the National Library of Wales celebrates its collection of the country’s fine bookbinding tradition.
For the seventh year in a row, the New York Academy of Medicine Library is hosting its annual coloring festival on social media.
