Christopher Lancette

The study at Mount Vernon was George Washington’s library, office, and sanctuary.
George Washington’s New Library
Step into the newly opened Fred W. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington and you recognize immediately that something special is happening.
Baseball Exhibit Builds Bridges at the Library of Congress
I had mixed emotions as I attended the official press event for the opening of the new Baseba
A Library--and a Love--Rediscovered
I sat down for lunch with my friend Phil and gave him some news that he found shocking: I told him I was thinking hard about selling my once-treasured personal library.
Washington Book Fair a Hit in D.C.
D.C.'s Politics and Prose selects new owners
Rest easy, Washington -- one of our favorite bookstores has been saved.
Love Thoreau? Bid now to preserve his legacy.
Giving thanks for the ability to read
The clock is ticking: National Book Festival almost here
The countdown clock on the official home page of the National Book Festival shows me (as I write) that I have to wait 3 days, 14 hours and 43 minutes for
Patrick McEnroe: Athlete-turned-author understands what matters—the fans
WASHINGTON -- I've got to hand it to new author Patrick McEnroe, a former Grand Slam doubles champion, Davis Cup coach, and engaging commentator on ESPN.
Leave a legacy in George Washington's library
Fine Books & Collections editor Rebecca Rego Barry noted last February that Mount