July/August 2004
features
A Family Business
by Scott Brown Three generations
of the Arthur H. Clark Co.
Pioneer Printer Elizabeth Timothy
by Kim BecnelBen Franklin and
the first woman to publish a newspaper in the United States.
McSweeney's Staggering Genius
by Pasco GasbarroThe publishing
house Dave Eggers built.
Hobnobbing With the Green-Eyed Monster
by Richard GoodmanA writer reacts
to the New York Antiquarian Book Fair.
Plus Alibris cancels its
IPO, Powell's celebrates 10 years online, ILAB hosts a virtual bookfair,
a life and death book auction, and reviews of a novel by David Garnett,
founder of the Nonesuch Press as well as the latest John Dunning
bibliomystery. And, as always, catalog reviews and a calendar of
upcoming book fairs and auctions, and much more.