book history
I suspect that most of us have vices that we occasionally rue. Mine is the so-called political novel.
Two hundred years ago today, on 30 October 1811, the London publisher Thomas Egerton released to the public a
An exhibit called Sin & the City: William Hogarth's London will open at Princeton University's Firestone
Elsevier announced today the launch of an online catalogue of the
Sometimes, battling sexism in the normal way just won't do. Sometimes, you must don a gorilla mask, adopt the name of a dead female artist and send estrogen pills to the White House.
If past ceremonies are any guide, there are going to be a lot of unhappy people at the conclusion of this evening's broadcast of the 83rd Annual Academy Awards.
The London Rare Books School 2011 Institute of English Studies, University of London
New York, December 13, 2010 -- The Grolier Club Library is pleased to announce its eighth annual fellowship offering in the history of the book.
