BookGirl

As someone who appreciates good marketing, I can't help but admire the creative team (the British Ten4 Design ) behind this promo for B...

I've carried a notebook/journal with me for as long as I can remember. It's a place to write down a book passage that I want to reme...

My book arts posts seem to be living in a twilight zone that moves much more slowly than real time. This post is about a three-day class I...

There's an amusing report by James Marcus of a recent panel discussion, sponsored by the Columbia Journalism Review , on the state of...

Jerome Weeks' Book/Daddy blog is one of BookGirl's regular destinations on the Web. Anyone whose blog photo depicts three large c...

If you read this blog from time to time, you know that I've posted about newspapers' cutbacks in book criticism (including here and...

For those of us who love libraries, Curious Expeditions has a treat: a series of photographs of some of the most beautiful libraries in the...

I've been working for the last couple of days on a mock-up of a book that I hoped to make by Friday for an upcoming exhibit at BookWorks...

My friend Carol kept mentioning a quilt exhibit that she wanted me to see at the community arts center near which she lives. We made a fie...

"A couple of years ago, British author Ian McEwan conducted an admittedly unscientific experiment. He and his son waded into the lunch-...

Late last year, I joined our regional Book Salon, a group of artists working in the book form. I learned about it at BookWorks , our terrif...

My class at Arrowmont with Carol Barton (at right) was on pop-up structures and movable books (the larger category of which pop-ups are a p...