The poet and short story writer Jorge Luis Borges, who so famously imagined “that paradise will be a kind of library,” was also director of the Biblioteca Nacional de la República Argentina.
It’s October! Time to check in with “Weird Historian” (and book collector) Marc Hartzman.
In our spring 2016 issue, we interviewed master magician and book collector Ricky Jay on the occasion of the publication of his
Medieval manuscripts dealer Les Enluminures of Paris, New York, and Chicago is celebrating thirty years in the business this fall.
A chair belonging to eighteenth-century Anglo-Irish novelist Laurence Sterne has returned to his home in Yorkshire 250 years after his death.
Get a three-minute introduction to the historic American Bibles and religious texts in the collection of David M.
We received a tip this week from antiquarian bookseller Peter Masi about a bookshop in upstate New York that is on the market.
Among the many incredible Sylvia Plath lots currently on offer—letters, recipe cards, wedding ring
In case you missed it, last month Twain scholar and collector Kevin Mac Donnell shared highlights of his collection during a free, virtual event hosted by the
