Yesterday was one of those days where my life in books took to me to an unexpected and wonderful place. Last weekend, the Denver Post published a story I wrote about Independent Bookstore Day. I'd mentioned a store that was partnering with a brewer to created literary-themed beers, and I hoped for a Rex Stout. For … [Read more...]
Learn about books and book-collecting at our free class! It’s free!
Our first Saturday morning session, which we called "Seventeen or 18 Things Every Book Collector Should Know," was so popular that we're offering another. This one is June 2 from 9 to 10:30 am at Printed Page. This is a lively session, fast-paced because we cover a lot: First editions, book care and terminology, … [Read more...]
20/20 Hindsight
We were thumbing through a copy of Murder Ink: The Mystery Reader's Companion by Dilys Winn, 1977, and came across a chapter from mystery collector extraordinaire Otto Penzler. Penzler remembered the days when few persons collected mysteries. Then came along John Carter's book, New Paths in Book Collecting, published … [Read more...]
We’re offering a free class, “23 Things Every Book Collector Should Know,” Saturday, Feb. 24
Join Dan and John Saturday, Feb. 24 at 9 am for a free class that you'll enjoy whether you're a lifelong collector or a novice. We'll cover the dos and don'ts of book collecting, share some collecting strategies, answer questions and refill your coffee cup. It's free, but you need to RSVP to Dan at 303-880-1217. … [Read more...]
Making things homey
Printed Page will be stocking a library at a new facility for homeless folks -- the St. Francis center at 14th and Washington. It just opened yesterday and will house people who have been living on the streets. We're immensely proud to be associated with such a place. We wish there were more. If you know of a … [Read more...]
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