Quite a busy week coming up in the sale rooms. Here's what I'll be watching:

Let’s dig into the crop of books about books featured in our fall issue’s Editor’s Shelf. As usual we have a mix of fiction and nonfiction, all with a bookish bent.

Those who enjoy visiting secondhand and antiquarian bookshops in the UK can once again plan their trips easily and reliably thanks to the regeneration of a much-loved online compendium, thebookguide.

Our Bright Young Librarians series continues today with J.

Here are the auctions I'll be watching this week:

Get a three-minute introduction to the historic American Bibles and religious texts in the collection of David M. Rubenstein (the billionaire book collector and philanthropist profiled in our spring 2020 issue).

Late last year, lawyer and city court judge David J. Whitcomb found a secret attic in a building he had just purchased in Geneva, New York. Even better, the hidden storeroom was filled with hundreds of old photos and antique photography equipment.

The 2021 Library of Congress National Book Festival will run Sept. 17-26 this year, featuring more than 100 authors, poets, and writers in a range of formats.

At Bonhams New York on Tuesday, August 31, Photographs: Summer Edition, in 158 lots.

Oxford’s Bodleian Libraries announced last week a significant milestone in its digitization initiative.