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The Grolier Club will unravel the history of detective literature in its new exhibition Whodunit?
Second Story Books, the oldest used and rare bookstore in the Washington DC metro area, announces a unique way to build your library or collection: Searching the collection of others for uniq
A long-lost manuscript by renowned 20th century German author Georg Hermann has been published over 80 years after it was written, thanks to the efforts of a Univ
A rare eyewitness account of the trial of two Suffolk women accused of witchcraft in the 17th cen
The manuscript, valued at £800,000 and at risk of leaving the country unless a UK buyer can be found, was previously unknown to scholars as it has been in private ownership for at least 300 years.
Rare book dealer Peter Harrington’s cataloguing team credit a voice from beyond the grave in providing the clue to the recipient of a presentation
After seven years and thanks to a team of international specialists, the
Incline Press has launched Gifts of the Magi, a collection of new poems by Jamie McKendrick.
Occult and esoteric works offer a broad church of material for collectors, writes Suzanna Beaupré from Peter Harrington.
