De La Cruz has been called one of baseball's most electric players since he entered the league and that status has only grown ...

That’s Powell’s City of Books in Portland – a bibliophile’s paradise so vast it requires a map, and yes, they actually provide one. The term “bookstore” feels woefully inadequate here, like calling ...

There exists a literary Eden in Chamblee where bibliophiles lose track of time navigating through labyrinthine stacks of books reaching toward the heavens, a place where the scent of aged paper hangs ...

Car boot sales are a treasure trove for savvy resellers, if you know what to look for. Among the mountains of used toys, ...

For decades, an obsessive duo of guitar guys has been amassing a definitive collection. The art these objects created changed ...

Harvard University for decades assumed it had a cheap copy of the Magna Carta in its collection, a stained and faded document ...

But the new Night Divides The Day: The Doors Anthology book puts all of their accounts (and more) alongside each other for ...

Prized among many bibliophile’s collections are antique first editions and rare books, and they love nothing more than browsing through eclectic ranges of second-hand books – whether in online ...

The first editions of the first book, Harry Potter and the Philosopher ... the children begging to read ‘one more page!’ One of the rare original first editions, it bears the tell tale ...

A book is considered first edition if it is the version printed and shared with the public in its initial release. Although they are usually rare finds, you never know what you might have among ...

Mary Kvamme, daughter of Ernest Marvin Espelie ’31, recently donated a collection of 22 Ibsen first editions during a private event in the library’s rare book room. Norway’s foremost author, Ibsen ...

If you own a first edition copy, though (especially a signed one), you could still pocket a couple of thousand. AbeBooks – which specialises in rare books – estimates that hardcover first edit ...