In a move that surprised exactly no one, trade-show behemoth ReedPop announced that BookExpo, formerly the annual conference of the American Booksellers Association, would cease to exist, ending a tradition… Read more »

One thing many people have learned during the various stages of coronavirus lockdown is that books make for excellent escapes. For incarcerated people this has long been a truth, but… Read more »

It’s been about a month since China passed the wide-ranging and vaguely worded national security law in Hong Kong in an effort to end the pro-democracy protests that have embroiled… Read more »

The mysterious anonymous author who goes by the pen name Elena Ferrante has released a new novel in Europe, an event that has been greeted with long lines at recently… Read more »

In a publishing landscape devastated by the novel coronavirus and industry-wide shutdowns, famed chain retailer Barnes and Noble is being hit especially hard. According to Publishers Weekly, the superchain has… Read more »

The World Health Organization has officially declared COVID-19 a pandemic, the Democratic primary is in free fall, the president of the United States has once again misspelled a basic word,… Read more »

A couple days ago, Sarah Malley wrote for Popula an in-depth essay about the status of bookstores, booksellers, and the communities surrounding them. Eye-opening that it was, while reading, I… Read more »

Posted by Bauman Rare Books on Wednesday, August 15, 2012   Bauman Rare Books in Las Vegas is giving tourists a new way to celebrate their success at the slot machines.… Read more »

Listen. We all have it. Just one small fantasy lurks in the back of our minds. As complete giant book nerds who wish deeply to spend the rest of our… Read more »

Book lovers and employment seekers, take note. There’s a hot job on the market that you need to keep an eye on. Hint: It sounds like a paid vacation. Job… Read more »