Today the winners of the inaugural David Ruggles Prize, a new national book collecting prize established to support and encourage young collectors of color,

In our current issue, Nick Basbanes talks with historians Andrew Pettegree and Arthur Der Weduwen about their latest book, "The Library: A Fragile History."

James Fleming, nephew of James Bond creator Ian Fleming and editor of The Book Collector, published an illuminating book last year that explores a shadowy corner of the 007 universe: how t

My collecting began with Civil War artifacts when I was a teenager. My mother, an elementary school teacher, had a keen eye for antiques and our home had several pieces of Shaker furniture.

On April 29, an endearing documentary called Hello, Bookstore will debut at New York City’s Film Forum.

Earlier this week, we learned the sad news that Florida book collector Jerry Morris, whom we profiled in our winter 2015 issu

Sara Gran, LA novelist and screenwriter, has a new bibliomystery out entitled "

“Strange, that the mere identity of paper and ink should be so powerful. In truth, the original manuscript has always something which print itself must inevitably lose.

Debuting later this week at the Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens is an exhibition called Mapping Fiction that

For the past six years, we have checked in with consummate reader Linda Aragoni of the Great Penformances blog for her appraisal of the