By Susan Bailey | On May 23, 2021 | Updated August 27, 2022 | Comments (0)
Susan Bailey of Louisa May Alcott is My Passion describes Diana and Persis, Louisa May Alcott‘s unfinished novel, as compelling, revealing, biographical, and thus, tragically incomplete:
By the 1870s, Louisa May Alcott and her baby sister May had become close companions. Although quite different in temperament, both shared that burning ambition to become the artists they were meant to be – Louisa as a best-selling author, and May as an acclaimed painter, exhibiting at the Paris Salon. Read More→
By Nava Atlas | On May 23, 2021 | Updated April 12, 2025 | Comments (5)
For bibliophiles, it’s not enough to be so obsessed with books that we’re reading four or five works of fiction or nonfiction at any given time. We also love books about bookstores, libraries, and even books about books and reading! This might seem eccentric at first glance, but for the devout book lover, it makes perfect sense.
Here’s a slew of books for book lovers that celebrate the passion for the page. Above, Bibliophile: An Illustrated History by Jane Mount, which kicks off this list.
In this list you’ll find a book about so-called “book towns” around the world; a celebration of libraries; a musing on the art of reading itself; a collection on the thrill of finding rare books; books on bookstores, and a book on the joy of bibliomania. What perfect gifts these make for the book nerds in your life — or for yourself! Read More→