Welcome to Biblio-Connecting March 2022

 

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ANNOUNCEMENTS  OF  UPCOMING IN–PERSON AND VIRTUAL  BOOK-RELATED  EVENTS IN FLORIDA, AND RECORDINGS  OF  PAST  EVENTS

AAUW 20th Annual Literary Luncheon 

Interlachen Country Club, Winter Park

Saturday, March 5th, 10:15 am to 2:00 pm

Southwest Florida Reading Festival 

March 5th

Palm Beach Book Festival March 12th

Boštjan Petrič: Book Collecting in Slovenia

A Florida Bibliophile Society Presentation

March 20th

Macdonald-Kelce Library

 Recordings of Previous Florida Bibliophile Society Presentations This Season

Oct. 17, 2021:  Ed Cifelli: Presentation on the Jersey Poet John Ciardi.

Nov. 21, 2021: Kurt Zimmerman:  the Texas Bookseller Dorothy Sloan

Jan. 16, 2022:  Elaine Togneri: What If? Writing Short Stories for Fun and Profit

Feb. 20, 2022  Reid Byers:  The Private Library

Venice Book Fair and Writers Festival

Ed Centeno on Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass.  March 31st

A Largo Library Event Sponsored by the Florida Bibliophile Society

The Florida Antiquarian Book Fair April 1-3, 2022

The Florida Antiquarian Book Fair is the third largest book fair in the nation.  I, myself, and other members of the Florida Bibliophile Society will be manning the hospitality table at the entrance to the book fair.  We will also have a booth in the book fair.  AND,  we will be doing the book appraisals on Sunday afternoon.  Come see us and say hello!

Welcome to Biblio-Connecting February 2022

 

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ANNOUNCEMENTS  OF  UPCOMING   VIRTUAL  EXHIBITS,  SYMPOSIUMS, AND  OTHER  BOOK-RELATED  EVENTS, AND RECORDINGS  OF  PAST  EVENTS


SAN  FRANCISCO  ANTIQUARIAN  BOOK  PRINT  &  PAPER  FAIR

CALIFORNIA  ABAA  HYBRID  BOOK  FAIR

THE  FLORIDA  BIBLIOPHILE  SOCIETY
A Florida Bibliophile Society Event

FLORIDA  ANTIQUARIAN  BOOK  FAIR APR 1-3

FABS

Fellowship of American Bibliophilic Societies (FABS)

                                                The FABS website was recently updated! 

THE  BIBLIOGRAPHICAL  SOCIETY  (LONDON)

Upcoming Events

Recorded Events

THE  BIBLIOGRAPHICAL  SOCIETY  OF  AMERICA

Recorded Events

THE  MARK  TWAIN  HOUSE

Upcoming Events

Recorded Events

FRIENDS  OF  THE  PRINCETON  UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

Upcoming Events

Recorded Events

THE   HARRY  RANSOM  CENTER

Upcoming and Recorded Events

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OTHER RECENT BLOG POSTS

MY SENTIMENTAL LIBRARY

Twenty Years of Collecting and Writing About William Strunk's Little Book, The Elements of Style

A MOLDY OLDIE

Researching a George Birkbeck Hill ALS (Oct 2007)

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Welcome to Biblio-Connecting January 2022

 

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ANNOUNCEMENTS  OF  UPCOMING  VIRTUAL  OR  HYBRID  EXHIBITS,  SYMPOSIUMS, AND  OTHER  BOOK-RELATED  EVENTS

Webcast and Online Events at the Smithsonian

Traci Thomas on Instagram at Shakespeare Lightning RoundJan 12th 5:00 pm 

At the Mark Twain House: Thomas Crowl on Queen of the Con Jan 18th 7:00 pm

Elaine Togneri at the Florida Bibliophile Society Via Zoom Jan16th 1:30 pm

Upcoming Presentations at the Caxton Club

BLOG  PICK OF  THE  MONTH

Oak Knoll Biblio-Blog

Guest Poster: Oliver B. Pollak

RECENT  BLOG  POSTS

My Sentimental Library

C.W. Sherborn:  Number Ten of the Twelve Blog Posts For Christmas

Contemplations of MoiBibliomaniac

Some Auld Acquaintances I Will Never Forget

A MOLDY  OLDIE

A Shelf In My Bookcase June 2007

RECENT  ACQUISITIONS

On the Gathering of a Library by Hal. H. Smith, Privately printed, Mount Vernon, N.Y. 1943.

The Carl H. Pforzheimer Library, English Literature, 1475-1700 edited by William A. Jackson, New Castle: Oak Knoll Press, 1997.

The Printed Catalogue of the Harvard College Library, 1723-1790 edited by W. H. Bond, Boston: Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 1996.

The Museum: a Catalog Raisonne of Rare, Valuable and Curious Books Offered For Cash at the Affixed Low Prices by Bernard Quaritch, London: Bernard Quaritch, 1862.

Catalogue of the Library of J. Walter K. Eyton by Joseph Walter King, Provo: Repressing Publishing 2013 (facsimile of 1848 catalogue)

Notes on the Importance of Private Legal Documents For the Writing of Biography and Literary History by Frederick A. Pottle, Lancaster: Lancaster Press, 1962.

The Correspondence of James Boswell and John Johnston of Grange edited by Ralph S. Walter,
 London, Heinemann, 1966.

Hester Lynch Piozzi's Adopted Son by Lillian D. Bloom,  [New Haven]; The Johnsonians, 1980.

The Steal:  The Attempt to Overturn the 2020 election and the People Who Stopped It by Mark Bowden and Matthew Teague, Boston: Atlantic Monthly, 2022.