Stephen J. Gertz
Those stamp-sized bookseller labels often found on the rear paste down end paper of old and rare books
The standard brick and mortar general rare bookshop is, for the most part, alas, a thing of the past.
One of the pleasures of collecting Charles Dickens' books in their original, serialized parts are the colorful ads inserted at th
In 1644, Samuel Rutherford, a Presbyterian theologian, published Lex, Rex, the now excessively scarce, enormously important treatise on limited government and constitutionalism.
As one who has braved JDate, aka desperatehebrews.com, I know why the caged bird swings in hope.
There are many contenders for Top Dog status in the bone yard of bonehead ideas. [Provide favorite to Comments].
A bad July for fight fans as boxing greats Alexis Arguello, Arturo Gatti, and
In the fourth decade of the eighteenth century a new form of entertainment emerged in a world hungry for novelty, cleverness, and beauty in the privacy of one's home.
