Firsts, London’s Rare Book Fair, organised by the Antiquarian Booksellers' Association (ABA), celebrated its 65th editi

Virtual book fairs are here to stay, according to a leading promoter who has announced a new series of events.

A first edition copy of Pilote de Guerre by Antoine de Saint-Exupery inscribed to the muse for his novella The Little Prince is among a collection of association copies on show at

Coming up in October: a rare book crawl, if you will, down the West Coast of the United States.

Although the book fairs in London tend to receive the most attention, there are many more around the UK run under the auspices of the Provincial Booksel

Summer is near, and there’s more good news: the calendar is brimming with antiquarian book fairs, in-person and virtual, from coast to coast.

During the pandemic, booklovers and avid readers sheltered at home with books as our close companions. Perhaps we even read more, discovering books we’d always meant to read.

Having immersed myself thoroughly in various activities of this year’s Ulysses centennial,

This is the second of our two-part, shorter-than-usual Rare Book Week preview; part I covered book fairs,

New York’s Rare Book Week is revving back up after last year’s Covid break.