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Monthly Archives: August 2023
So Long Simon and Schuster
The recent sale of the U.S. publishing house Simon & Schuster to some soulless private equity company that will probably sell it for parts reminded me of the story of the creation of the firm’s colophon. Richard Simon and Lincoln Schuster … Continue reading
The Last Bookshop of the World
I was recently directed to a film that is likely to appeal only to bibliophiles, writers, and cinephiles. So, of course, I assumed that it was right up your alley as they say in oldtimey America. Most booklovers that I … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Europe, Film, Writing
Tagged Bibliophiles, Finland, Kanopy, Spain, Tubi
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Blood on the Tracks
อย่าข้ามทางรถไฟก่อนหยุดดูซ้าย ขวา Do not cross the train tracks before stopping to look both ways first Those of you who stop by Travel Between The Pages on a regular basis are well aware of my fondness for railway and transportation posters. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Asia, Public Transport, Tourism
Tagged poster art, railways, Thailand, Travel Posters
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This is just to say…
This Is Just To Say I have eaten the plums that were in the icebox and which you were probably saving for breakfast Forgive me they were delicious so sweet and so cold -William Carlos Williams
The Colour of Magic
I have been a fan of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld series for decades. Although the books don’t get the attention they deserve in the U.S., the fan base is growing. Maybe the rise of the wacky “flat earth” movement will create more … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Writing
Tagged Discworld, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Terry Pratchett, UK
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Fun With Maps
I have spent way too much time playing with HoodMaps, which somehow I missed for the last two years. Be that as it may, it’s a cheeky project that annotates city maps with comments from users who have previously visited … Continue reading
Bookstore Tourism: Happy Birthday to the world’s most famous bookshop
When I first visited Paris more than 40 years ago, I immediately stopped by the iconic Shakespeare and Company bookstore. And, like every other bibliophile, I was smitten. Although it seemed to be an ancient pilgrimage site for booklovers, it … Continue reading
Jobs of the Poets
Posted in Books, Writing
Tagged Emily Dickinson, Pablo Neruda, Philip Larkin, Poets, Robert Frost
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Not just another Caturday
How about a list of 60 of the best dystopian books to complete your weekend ? At Public Domain Review: Hokusai’s Illustrated Warrior Vanguard of Japan and China (1836). We Ranked 50 Best Selling Books Based on How Smart They Make Us … Continue reading
