In ancient Rome, correcting errors chiseled into stone was no small undertaking, and, as far as modern historians can tell, slip-ups were unusual.
A celebration of maps and the stories they tell gets underway at Oxford’s Bodleian Libraries next week.
Facebook is hardly good for anything anymore, but one of its finer applications is allowing a global audience of book lovers to share information and images in a handful of terrific rare book-relat
Opening at the Speed Art Museum in Louisville, Kentucky, on July 12 is Gonzo
ALDE will sell 224 lots from the library of Jacques Attali on Tuesday, June 25.
Many people will recognize Desmond Morris as the author of The Naked Ape (1967).
The National Trust holds around 400,000 titles in their 160 historic properties in the UK.
The Raab Collection of Ardmore, PA, is offering a treasure trove of historical documents relating to the founding of the United States.
