In 1913, the poet Blaise Cendrars collaborated with artist Sonia Delaunay to produce La Prose du Transsibérien et de la petite Jehanne de France by letterpress and pochoir.
The Waukegan Public Library in Waukegan, Illinois, unveiled a 12-foot statue of Ray Bradbury last Thursday, August 22, on what would have been the late aut
This past June Manhattan welcomed a new museum whose goal is to bring outdoor advertising indoors.
Think of French painter Paul Gauguin, and surely Tahiti will come to mind.
As sales of audiobooks rise, so there are also increasing numbers of literary podcasts to cater for readers interested in listening to book discussions.
The National Gallery of Art (NGA) in Washington, D.C.
A couple fairly quiet weeks coming up, with just two sales I'm watching this week:
The latest issue of Pottering About, the newsletter devoted to the events of the Be
Under the editorship of Andrew Gulli, The Strand magazine, a quarterly literary magazine based in Michigan, has made headlines multiple times for unear
