A man named Larry Tesler passed away last week at the age of 74 in Portola Valley, California. You may not know who Larry Tesler was by name, but there’s… Read more »

The Font Nerds are at it again. Few sub-populations of geek are as passionate or committed as that demographic who regard themselves as The People Who Know About Typography. (Needless… Read more »

Bulgaria, a country of renowned sumo wrestlers and high-jump champions, baller ancient cities and wicked Thracian tombs, can now add this trippy and beautiful, parametrically designed, outdoor public library to its… Read more »

What’s in a book? Typically it’s an idea, or a story an author is trying to convey. Sure, readers nowadays can pick up books at stores or online, but it’s… Read more »

This Saturday in New York City, Storefront for Art and Architecture—in partnership with The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture of The Cooper Union—will be hosting the “Architecture Books / Yet to… Read more »

I became a book cover designer because I like variety. In food, in people, countries, music, everything. Every new book is an entirely new world with its own requirements, challenges,… Read more »

Next month, we’re excited to be publishing The Man Who Designed the Future, B. Alexandra Szerlip’s look at the life of design impresario, futurist, and jack-of-many-trades Norman Bel Geddes. By the time of… Read more »

Previously unpublished and out-of-print writings by the late artist Donald Judd are set to be released in two forthcoming books, Randy Kennedy reports for the New York Times. While Judd, who… Read more »

In the Huffington Post, Maddie Crum takes a look at this nifty piece of paper gadgetry designed by Kelli Anderson that’s both a book and a camera! More precisely, it is a pop-up, cardboard camera… Read more »

The new building that will replace the Brooklyn Heights Public Library branch in downtown Brooklyn might end up looking exactly like the Flatiron building in Manhattan. According to plans unveiled… Read more »