Our ongoing look at new books that have recently caught the eye of our print and online editors.
The first in our new monthly series of new books that have recently caught the eye of our print and online editors.
There's something special about owning an original handwritten manuscript, but if a
In the age of snippet reviews, being a wordy blogger may seem disadvantageous. But not for me. I could never have written my book otherwise, writes Kate Jackson.
Gifts & Books, the new free exhibition at the Bodleian Libraries running through October
"I love researching the provenance of my books", wrote bibliophile and blogger Jerry Morris in his 2014 blog post 'Some Auspicious Biblio-Sleuthing", a mission statement that shines from every page…
If you missed the publication in hardback of Book Parts, a series of 22 short essays by major figures in the book world, back in 2019 then its appearance now in paperback is the perfect mo
This weekend there will be so many copies of Shakespeare’s
The libraries of the National Trust - which runs more than 500 historic properties across
As Good as a Marriage, The Anne Lister Diaries 1836-38 by Jill Liddington continues the story of the woman known as Gentleman Jack to m