The Week in Impeachment: 1/20/18 — 1/26/18
In this first installment of our new weekly series, The Week in Impeachment, Barbara A. Radnofsky, author of A Citizen’s Guide to Impeachment, takes a look at some of the potentially impeachable executive… Read more »
Pages from the hand of England’s first-ever printer discovered
It’s the kind of find every librarian (and indeed book collector) dreams of. While cataloging in the University of Reading’s archives, special collections librarian Erika Delbecque came across a buried treasure. Riffling… Read more »
![Donald Trump doesn’t [know how to?] read, but if he did, National Book Foundation director Lisa Lucas would have some pretty solid recommendations for him](https://cdn2.mhpbooks.com/2017/01/citizen-146x115.jpg "Donald Trump doesn’t [know how to?] read, but if he did, National Book Foundation director Lisa Lucas would have some pretty solid recommendations for him")
Donald Trump doesn’t [know how to?] read, but if he did, National Book Foundation director Lisa Lucas would have some pretty solid recommendations for him
Recently, Lisa Lucas, director of the National Book Foundation, spoke with Time about being both the first woman and first black person to hold this office, the role of literature… Read more »
Book-buyers rush to purchase John Lewis books following ignorant Trump tweet
The story of the ignorance that led us here to this small bit of good news is nearly unbelievable. It’s a stupid, regrettable path we, America 2017, have been forced… Read more »
A Viking perspective on last month’s Congressional sit-in
As a young adult I was arrested at a civil rights sit-in — part of my participation in a movement that again and again forced local, state, and federal governments… Read more »
London indies look to the East
Good news for everyone outside of London: two of the best London indie chains, Daunt Books and Foyles, have announced new shop openings outside of the capital. According to Lisa Campbell… Read more »