Something About the Art of Henri Matisse

Quelque chose sur l'artiste.

Something About the Art of Lewis Barnavelt

Drawing conclusions.

Something About COBE

Circuses of babies expectorating.

Something About the Stoddard's Lectures

Now's the time, the time is now, to travel on.

Something About the Feast of Stephen

Wren in Rome.

Something About Box Sets

Just some books in a box!

Something About Humbug

Bah-bompa-bah, bah bah-bah.

Something About the Bellairsian Christmas Price Index

Gifts that keep giving.

Something About Being Purple-in-the-Face with Olmstead Press

A page from our bibliofiles.

Something About Angels from the Realm of Glory (and Very Extended Connections)

Sages, ye find all connections.

Something About Mystery on PBS

What is that woman moaning about, anyway?

Something About Paperback Publishing in the 1980s

Judging a book by its cover.

Something About Tekonsha

Brace yourself!

Something About Louis Sockalexis

Play ball!

Something About the Hornbook

Letters may be read, and books signed, through the horn.

Something About Monopoly

And collecting two hundred dollars, maybe.

Something About Winona Post Road

If you don’t know where you’re going, any road may get you there.

Something About the Holes of Time (and Space?)

Go when you want to go.

Something About Your Own Fuss Closet

Ah ha, push that fuss!

Something About A First Printing of “Face”

From the collector’s corner.

Something About the Dewey Decimal System

What’s the Point?

Something About a Fireman Statue

Make your memory fire on all cylinders!

Something About Treehorn

Shrinking for distress.

Something About Dakota Fawning

Imagine such a building!

Something About Pearl Harbor

A date which will live in infamy.

Something About Pawnbrokers

Pawn your credit and your honour.

Something About the Church of Saint Jacobi

A saint by any other name -

Something About Underground

Lost and lonely little trivia.

Something About Illinois

Comes an echo on the breeze!

Something About Anachronisms

It’s about time.

Uncovered: The Sign of the Sinister Sorcerer by Nathan Collins

Artwork for the twelfth and final book in the Lewis Barnavelt series by Nathan Collins is now available for viewing.  The cover of The Sign of the Sinister Sorcerer shows Lewis running from a figure cloaked in red and spinning a fiery numeral 3.

Something About Astronomical Events

Go waiting for the stars to come showering down.