F. Scott Fitzgerald published his masterpiece in April 1925. On the 100th anniversary, we celebrate the literary greatness and lasting legacy of The Great Gatsby.
F. Scott Fitzgerald published his masterpiece in April 1925. On the 100th anniversary, we celebrate the literary greatness and lasting legacy of The Great Gatsby.
Visiting Teplitz in 1812, Ludwig van Beethoven received a gift from a young fan. In his response, the composer offered valuable advice on how to be an artist.
Save the date! After a year of restoration, the general public will get to marvel at the library in April.
After spending $2.6 million to replace its book delivery system, the New York Public Library can now officially drop books off to its customers by train!
UNESCO’s World Poetry Day 2025 is about celebrating peace and inclusion and breaking down division. Here’s why this is so important, for 2025, and for all time.
Famous Mexican artist has sparked conversations with this art installation created years ago, and the conversation is more relevant than ever.
The Joanine Library is home to bat species that protect the oldest books in its collection.
New South Wales State Library hosts The Shakespeare Room, a fascinating dive into the life and work of William Shakespeare. Take a trip back in time with us.
Two Dutch artists used their skills to completely transform a local community and shine light on the diverse nature of the people living there.
Logos Hope, a floating book fair and nonprofit organization is bringing books, and hope, to the world.
