Most of the books I read fall outside easy categorisation, but I try to include broad literary genres to help you sort through the information.
For the Sue Grafton fans out there, a new collector’s guide including the alphabet mystery series and a whole host of other interesting publications, from ARCs to film scripts to anthologies and other Graftiana…
George G. Harrap published a series of a dozen books called “The Myths Series” between 1907 and 1917. The covers are not uniform, but are all decorative and collectible. This illustrated article explores all the titles in the series.
A collector’s guide to the works of Sue Grafton, writer of the iconic alphabet mystery series featuring the tenacious private investigator Kinsey Millhone.
The New York Review Children’s Collection includes a host of delightful classics. Up until recently they were all produced with quarter cloth bindings, but new editions no longer have them.
An illustrated collector’s guide to the New York Review Children’s Collection – pretty vintage classics with NYRB’s signature red binding.
A collector’s guide to beautiful literary pop-up books and interactive novels inspired by authors, books and other works of literature.
A review of the 6 Jane Austen Collection Editions published by Harper Muse with die-cut covers, matching the Thomas Nelson Seasons Editions series.
Is Book Depository gone for good? Current status, cheapest replacements, and other bookshops with free shipping.
Annotated illustrated bibliographies, articles and collector’s guides for mystery and crime lovers, witha. special focus on the Queen of Crime, Agatha Christie.
An illustrated list of nominees for the 10th Meggendorfer Awards, 2016 (the best trade pop-up books published in the last two years), given by the Movable Book Society.