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Fortunat Mueller-Maerki’s passion for collecting books and ephemera related to time began with one clock.
Books are very much in the DNA of English writer Edward Brooke-Hitching, the son of rare book collector and dealer Franklin Brooke-Hitching, and descendant of printer William Blades (1824-1890), wh
At the conclusion of Pulitzer Prize winner and Nobel laureate Toni Morrison’s essay, “The Site of Memory,” she details how, when working on a piece, she would doggedly rewrite until it appeared fla
It’s no secret that bibliophiles who enjoy reading fiction are often drawn to novels set in bookshops.
The value of children’s books is the indelible mark they can leave on our memory. Alice talking with a hookah-smoking caterpillar.
"I love books,” said the artist Cecilia Levy. “Some people think I don’t because I cut them apart.
2022 has been a landmark year for Charles Darwin, the English scientist best known for his 1859 book, On the Origin of Species.
The typical fate of a television set and its contents post-production is not pretty; cast and crew may select a memento or two, but the scrap heap is the usual destination.
There are many ways of reinterpreting our cultural heritage, but Shakespeare scholar and historian Ella Hawkins has come up with one of the most wholesome.
From its inception in Austin, Texas, in 1997, Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas has always offered more than just movies, including custom pre-shows, sing-alongs, its o
