Yeoman's in the Fork Blog

The persuasion of Jane Austen. And the fascinating world of edible books!

A detailed description of the specific parts of a book.

There are several things that you can have done if a document or pages of books have become damaged or start showing age.

Donald Glaister is a book artist now living and working on Vashon Island, Washington. His over twenty-five year professional career in design bookbinding has centered on the exploration, development and use of unexpected binding materials, visual humor, and spontaneous expression.

A look at a unique bookbindings, radically different than the traditional style many are accustomed to.

First blog about Michelle's experience attending a two week class on the Introduction to Fine Binding held at the American Academy of Bookbinding.

Here at Yeoman's, we have a small collection of miniature books (no pun intended).

In today's culture, it seems that movies are main-stream and books are on the back burner. People flock to movie premieres while virtually ignoring book gathering and signings

During a recent trip to Williamsburg, VA, I was able to tour Colonial Williamsburg for the first time. It was an extremely enjoyable experience.

Being a Tennessee native, it was kind of ironic that I had never toured the Hermitage. The irony, indeed, dripped greatly considering I came from an interior design background with a love of historic architecture. To remedy this private embarrassment, I visited the Hermitage earlier in this week.

Here at Yeoman's, we not only carry a variety of rare books, we also have a large inventory of ephemera, including stereoviews, which some may be unaware of. So for those that may be wondering what exactly a stereoview is and when they were popular, etc., read on!

The written word has come a long way from the days of clay tablets and papyrus rolls.