 Today's Feature Story:
The
Center For Book Arts in New York offers a matrix for re-envisioned
book-making as fine art. Current exhibitors, author David Unger and artist
Anne Gilman, explain.
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 Discussion:
A
new web project, CairoBookStop, aims to cull and map information about
publishers and bookshops in Cairo that focus on contemporary Arabic
literature.
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 More News from PP:
In
the New York Review of Books, Tim Parks asks: "Do people really pass
from Fifty Shades of Grey to Alice Munro?" The answer: Perhaps
not.
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 From the Archives:
Publisher
Riverhead is pushing the boundary between book and art with a $150 3-D
edition of Chang-rae Lee’s new novel, On Such a Full Sea.
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Thursday, August 14, 2014
The Book as Art, Art as The Book
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