| Essays on bibliophilism and language by the editor of The American Scholar. |
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| In 18 essays on bibliophilism, the author tells of growing up in a proudly bookish household and of building her own. |
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| There are however some unsigned but nonetheless original etchings in works of bibliophilism. |
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| The Oxford scholar shares a fervent bibliophilism with other characters in Chaucer's fiction. |
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| The profusion of drawings of mystical geometries and designs for tiles offers insights in Ms. Bove's sensibility and long-term bibliophilism while excavating a crucial bit of East Village history. |
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