The French embassy is looking into opening a French bookstore in Manhattan… Read more »

World Book Night has been an institution in the UK and Ireland since 2010, and last year it crossed the pond, with the US celebrating it for the first time. Come… Read more »

The pages of A Course in Correct Cataloguing, or Notes to the Neophyte and A Second Course in Correct Cataloguing, two humorous glossaries written by legendary bookseller David Magee, make… Read more »

The New York Art Book Fair kicked off last night at MoMA PS1 in Queens with a preview of the more than 200 exhibitor booths displaying the work of international… Read more »

This is a new and occasional series that asks some of our favorite independent booksellers a handful of simple questions. The questions are the same, but the answers (predictably) vary.… Read more »

I genuinely like author readings. I do, I enjoy nearly every author event I attend. I realize that being able to say that in such stark terms makes me a… Read more »

Nobody knows what International Book Week is, but everyone wants to be part of it. Because it’s so easy to be part of. You don’t have to go to anything,… Read more »

This is a new and occasional series that asks some of our favorite independent booksellers four simple questions. The questions are the same, but the answers (predictably) vary. If you’re… Read more »

This is a new and occasional series that asks some of our favorite independent booksellers four simple questions. The questions are the same, but the answers (predictably) vary. If you’re… Read more »

Denver independent bookstore Tattered Cover released a video this week that offers a tour of their location on Colfax Avenue, the onetime Bonfils Theatre, which still has elements of its… Read more »