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The Antiquarian Book School Foundation has announced the return of the 2026 CABS-Minnesota…
A comprehensive collection of personal Colonel Harland Sanders memorabilia including his personal…
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Wilton, CT – Extensive and historically significant archives pertaining to Civil War generals (one for the Union, one for the Confederacy), a typed letter signed by Albert Einstein concerning God and science and pertaining to one of his most famous quotes, and Bob Dylan’s handwritten lyrics to…
Our Bright Young Collectors series continues today with Lindsay Moen, who collects Beatrix Potter.
Where are you from / where do you live?
I grew up in Vermillion, South Dakota, and currently live in Iowa City, Iowa.
What did you study at University? What do you do now for an occupation?
A new exhibition at Oxford’s Bodleian Libraries takes a look at the touchy-feely aspect of books from medieval times to the present day.
Sensational Books, delayed by two years due to Covid, features examples of how we can use sight, smell, sound, touch, taste, and proprioception or kinesthesia –…
London — Christie’s announces First Editions, Second Thoughts: An Auction to Benefit English PEN, a landmark literary auction taking place online from 28 June - 12 July comprising First Edition books and works of art from contemporary artists and authors, each of which has been uniquely annotated,…
New York — The spring Illustration Art sale at Swann Galleries is set to come across the block on Thursday, June 9. The auction will feature a rich selection of children’s picture book art from the collection of the late Emily and Sam Bush. The sale will also feature theater set and costume design…
There's a trio of sales to watch on Thursday, June 9.
New York – The Bonhams Fine Books and Manuscripts sale on June 28 in New York will feature three standout collections: a large archive of materials related to Timothy Leary, an American psychologist and advocate for psychedelic drugs, an assemblage of important letters and documents from key…
Our summer print edition has been distributed, and we have posted three articles online for those who have not (yet) subscribed. One is a wonderful, behind-the-scenes look at the Ransom Center’s current exhibition, Women and the Making of Joyce’s Ulysses, written by curator Dr. Clare Hutton.
“It all began with ink, paper and the love of beauty.”
Lost Illusions, Xavier Giannoli’s gorgeous adaptation of Honoré de Balzac’s epic story of a printer-poet derailed by ambition, is a must-see for lovers of literary films. The French film (subtitled) is scheduled to open in New York City and…
Berkeley, CA – PBA Galleries announces an auction of Antiquarian Books with Fine Press & Fine Bindings as well as Illustrated Books with Fore-Edge Paintings, on June 16th, 2022. The sale will offer over 450 lots featuring works of the fine press, finely bound books, and a large selection of…
