Grolier Club

New York — In 1902 the Grolier Club mounted an exhibition entitled “One Hundred Books Famous in English Literature.”  The exhibition and its accompanying

In our new spring issue, we profile the brilliant Bryan A.

When well executed, posters are effective forms of propaganda: they convince viewers to do or buy something they might not otherwise.

If your stack of unread New Yorkers gives you anxiety, consider the stacks owned by Dr. Steven Lomazow, whose collection of historic magazines numbers 83,000.

On the heels of Internet Archive's recent decision to launch a "National Emergency Library" by offering access to 1.4 million book

New York — A Design Binding is a singularly-considered and beautifully executed book covering—a unique work of art that both evokes the content of the book, and reveals the passion, design sense, a

A man may work from sun to sun, but a woman’s work is never done, as the old adage goes.

New York — Over the centuries, writers and illustrators have used the alphabet to categorize and enumerate ideas and concepts, to amuse, and, of course, to teach and read. The A.B.C.

New York — Peter Rutledge Koch has been designing and printing limited edition books, portfolios, and ephemera since 1974.

On August 9 at 4pm, Harvard’s Houghton Library will close as part of a yearlong renovation project that will increase accessi