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Dig deeper into your collection with our in-depth features on book, magazine and comic collecting, many originally published in the sadly-missed Book and Magazine Collector. To help you find the articles which are of most interest to you we have split our features into the following categories. Click on the category to see a filtered list of available articles, or simply scroll down to browse our achives.
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The archive of publisher and literary agent Charles Pick
Posted: 23 Apr 2012Now available to view at the University of East Anglia, the personal and business archives of Charles Pick offer a fascinating insight into the publishing industry of the 20th ...
The like and books of hard boiled crime author Donald E Westlake
Posted: 12 Mar 2012A closer look at one of the most influential US crime writers on the 20th century, God Save the Mark and Killing time author Donald E Westlake
Collect Winston Churchill's Writings in The Strand Magazine
Posted: 07 Feb 2012Sir Winston Churchill was not just a politician, he was a man of many talents...
The Future of Book Collecting. Or One Hundred Years Ago.
Posted: 06 Feb 2012Continuing our New Look at Old Books, we look at book collecting from the perspective of 100 years ago.
Collecting Historic Diaries
Posted: 06 Feb 2012Diaries are often overlooked by collectors. But they can be fascinating, especially old hand-written ones.
Scandinavian Crime and collecting Stieg Larsson books
Posted: 29 Jul 2010For the past decade there has been a new wave of crime fiction from Scandinavia. Barry Forshaw looks at its roots, and traces its rise up to the huge popularity of the recent ...
A New Look at Old Books - Oxfam
Posted: 28 Jun 2010Our new regular column, A New Look at Old Books, by our old regular contributor 'betweenthelines', now treads in controversial territory by looking at Oxfam Books and the effects ...
Crop Circles
Posted: 21 Apr 2010Crop Circles - man-made or evidence of alien landings? There are a surprising number of books on the subject and many are collectable. Andrew Thomas has surveyed the circles and ...
The Naturalists Library
Posted: 23 Mar 2010Collectors are well aware of the New Naturalist's Library, stil being published by Collins. But here we take a look at the original Naturalists Libarary, published in Edinburgh in ...
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