women writers

The 1827 novel, The Mummy: A Tale of the Twenty-Second Century, was reiss

For booksellers and collectors on the East Coast, it’s goodbye NYC and hello Georgetown!

Last month the National Portrait Gallery (NPG) in Washington, D.C., reopened with Her Story: A Century of Women Writers

In the run-up to the Californian Antiquarian Book Fair in Pasadena in February, an innovative social media campaign celebrating the 100th anniversary of wo

Last month, the York Civic Trust in York, England, erected a plaque celebrating the life of Elizabeth Montagu (1718-1800), who co-founded the Bluestockin

Regular readers of Fine Books, in print and online, need no introduction to A.N.

(Washington, DC)  Shakespeare’s heroine Rosalind criticizes the verses penned by her lover Orlando: “some of them had in them more feet than the verses would bear.”  No doubt she would write better on