In just a few days, The Leaves of Fate, the third volume in an historical trilogy written by Massachusetts bookseller
Relive Tennessee Williams' theatrical life in The Historic New Orleans Collection exhibit Drawn to Life.
Erik Bosse of the Aldredge Bookstore has a number of
Guest Blog by Roger Layton, Communications Manager, The Harold B. Lee Library at BYU on the A. Dean Larsen Book Collecting Conference March 17-18, 2011.
Today an interesting exhibit opens at the Ransom Center in Austin.
Archivist of the United States David Ferriero announced today that Thomas Lowry, a long-time researcher and Lincoln expert, confessed to altering a Lincoln document owned by the Archives.
Guest Blog by Jeffrey Murray, former senior archivist with Library and Archives Canada and FB&C Fine Maps columnist
In case any of you missed last night's Oddities on the Discovery Channel, here's a two-minute clip of the segment about a book bound in human skin.
On Friday, the Folger Shakespeare Library launches what looks to be an incredibly interesting exhibit, Beyond Home Remedy: Women, Medicine