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An arrangement of items on display. Top left: Fireside Tales by Charlotte Brontë; top right: first edition of Wuthering Heights and Agnes Grey by Emily and Anne Brontë; bottom right: Visits in Verreopolis by Charlotte Brontë; underneath: autograph letters by Branwell Brontë. 
Handwritten Poems, Miniature Books and First Editions Trace Brontës' Evolution in New Exhibition
Becoming the Brontës follows Charlotte, Branwell, Emily and Anne
Manuscript notebook with sketches, lyris and list of Donna Summer songs, circa 1995
Donna Summer's Handwritten Lyrics For On the Radio Sold For $12,600
The Christie’s sale of The Collection of Donna Summer included examples of autographed
Cover of In Cold Blood
SP Books Publish In Cold Blood Manuscript with Capote’s Notebooks and Papers
Independent publisher SP Books today publishes a deluxe edition of Truman Capote
The surrealist card pack
Illuminated Missal, Surrealist Card Game, and Diderot’s Encyclopedia at Christie’s
Christie's (Paris) online sale of rare books and manuscripts Livres rares et Manuscrits
Charlotte's Web kickstarter project cover
Thornwillow Press Launch Kickstarter for Fine Press Charlotte's Web Limited Edition
Thornwillow Press is setting out to make the ultimate collector's edition of
Frank Frazetta's Dark Kingdom painting
Frank Frazetta’s $6m Dark Kingdom Becomes World’s Most Valuable Work of Comic or Fantasy Art
The four-day Heritage Auctions Comics & Comic Art auctions was capped by
The new Beowulf
Folio Society Publishes Lavish Limited Edition of Beowulf
The Folio Society has published a new limited edition of Beow
The docment describes the construction and uses for the quadrant
14th Century Scientific Manuscript Plus Tolkien and Earhart Letters Boost Bonhams Auction
A 14th century scientific manuscript achieved more than 22 times its estimate when it sold for $89,000 at Bonhams' June Fine Books & Manuscripts aucti
Ernest Hemingway Writing at Campsite in Kenya.
Ernest Hemingway's Camera and Gold Rush Photography Top American Historical Auction
Hindman’s summer American Historical Ephemera & Photography auction saw passionate bidding for early photographs and material surrounding America’s westward expansion.
The oldest known book fragment in the world to date was recognized by conservators at the University of Graz by a thread remnant, sewing holes, the centerfold and the text arranged in columns.
Is This the Oldest Book in the World?
During routine work on papyrus fragments in the Special Collections at Graz University Library, conservator Theresa Zammit Lupi came across an Egyptian