The devastating fire which ripped through the Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris this week has left the world in shock. USA Today reported that the crippling damage caused could cost an… Read more »

We’ve reported on the many innovations of the book world before—from your standard e-books, to virtual reality books, to rapid-fire serialized publishing, there’s been no shortage of products and platforms… Read more »

Following the attacks in Paris on November 13, the French Booksellers Association (Syndicat de la Librairie Française, or SLF) has released a reading list designed to help people better understand the complex… Read more »

That bookstores and libraries can act as havens—for the lonely, the disenchanted, the revolutionary—is a familiar notion. Last Friday, Shakespeare and Company—the one on the banks of the Seine in Paris’s… Read more »

  Shakespeare & Company, the famous Paris bookstore, now has a new digital presence. The staff of the independent bookshop and antiquarian bookseller has not only redesigned their website, they’ve… Read more »

In an “age of Amazon,” writes Bruce Handy in the November issue of Vanity Fair, Shakespeare and Company, the legendary bookshop in Paris is a “destination” with lines out the… Read more »

Two booksellers at Shakespeare & Company in Paris have announced the launch of de Selby Press, an independent publishing venture that is currently fundraising to publish its first project. The… Read more »

There are so many wonderful bookstores in Paris, but the city is also home to some very beautiful libraries. Here are some suggestions for your next trip to the city… Read more »

Mina Loy was a writer, poet, and artist who had a fascinating life. In Paris in the 1920s, she was friends with writers and artists like Gertrude Stein, Man Ray,… Read more »