The Book Collector

The Book Collector is a quarterly journal, in print and online, offering 192 pages per issue of wit, pleasure and knowledge on all aspects of the book through all ages. We have anything up to ten articles every time, book reviews, obituaries, prices at book auctions and a section on world-wide book chat. We’ve produced special issues on Ian Fleming (our founder), Polar Exploration and Women among Books. Our online archive, which goes back to 1947, is a resource for both students and academics that’s second to none.

• The Marvellous Monsieur Sardou, Part 2 Victoria Dailey
• From Byzantium to Alberto Sangorski: Treasures from the Thomas Edward Watson Collection at the Brotherton Library, University of Leeds Edward Potten
• The Tenschert Wunderkammer: A Journey Through the Book Treasures of the 16th Century Nicolas Barker
• Fu Lei Ming and the Horse of International Goodwill Mark Baczoni
• Censors, Bowdlers and Modern Bibliophobes A Young Dinosaur
• Bellamy and Robarts’s ‘General Magazine Shakespeare’ and Its Illustrations Sandro Jung
• The Ashendene Press: From Pleasant Hobby to International Commodity Chris Arnison
• Grilled at Wiltons: Lunch with Sheila Markham James Fleming
• Soviet Science Fiction Simon Patterson
• Rococo Poet on the Rive Gauche: A Note on Ralph Cheever Dunning Mark Valentine
• From Holland to St. Helena: A Book from Napoleon’s Library in Exile Robert Thake
• Lost Friends, Part 7 Brian Alderson
• The Libraries of Twelve Early Members of The Club, Part 12: Samuel Johnson Stephen Clarke
• A Binding Made in Paris by Henri Merchier, 1967: English and Foreign Bookbindings, 151 Mirjam M. Foot