Renaissance writers and thinkers modified the idea of the monk’s cell to create refuges in which books were the only company.

Taking into account the time it takes to season (dry and age) fresh wood and the inscription in the back of the book indicating the date on which the manuscript was completed, the back cover was ...

Listening to their excitement brought back a flood of elementary school memories of public libraries and the unparalleled thrill I once had of checking out a book about Bigfoot and the Loch Ness ...

The website Book Riot said the cover art for a 1976 paperback edition of “A Wrinkle in Time” was “nightmare fuel.” By Amanda Holpuch.