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Monthly Archives: April 2019
All Books
H/t to Canadian illustrator and author Elise Gravel.
Minima Muralia
Those of you who regularly visit this humble blog are all too well aware that I am an enormous fan of street art and basically obsessed with books. So when I stumbled upon the book Minima Muralia, which explores more … Continue reading
Books a gogo
GoGoBooks is a new mobile bookstore specializing in books for young readers that has hit the road in the state of Delaware. Owner Kate Keeper has turned a former delivery truck into a bookmobile carrying a couple thousand titles that … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, USA
Tagged Bookselling, children's books, Delaware, Pennsylvania
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Making Your Mark
Most of us don’t give a second thought to the greatest human achievement in history. But now the British Museum’s new interactive exhibition Writing: Marking Your Mark is celebrating more than 5,000 years of our most amazing legacy. The exhibit, which runs … Continue reading
Bookstore Tourism : The Bronx
Way back in 2017 I shared a story about one woman’s efforts to bring an independent bookstore to the New York City Borough of the Bronx. It’s still difficult to believe that this entire district of the largest city in … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, USA
Tagged Bookselling, Bronx, crowdfunding, indie bookstores, New York City
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Children’s Literature Reimagined
Since we have a new crop of kids in our family, I’ve been spending more time in the children’s section of bookstores, but there aren’t many titles like these. This series of reimagined kid’s books come from the pen of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Writing
Tagged Children's literature, Ezra Jack Keats, Judith Viorst, Maurice Sendak
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Berlin: Word on the Street
h/t Herakut & Dr.Seuss
Party Like It’s Bookstore Day
This coming Saturday, April 27, will mark the fifth annual Independent Bookstore Day in the United States. The day-long party will take place at hundreds of indie booksellers from Alaska to Florida. Bookshops will celebrate the occasion with author events, … Continue reading
Weekend Links To Love
Travel On A Sunbeam with Tillie Walden’s online sci-fi comic. Get your Surrealist Starter Kit right here. Who doesn’t need some more Gorey ? Transit maps should work for residents and tourists alike. Check out this amazing but unofficial re-imagined map for … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Art, Books, Europe, Libraries, Public Transport, Tourism, USA, Writing
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