A Letter From America  From the Antiquarian Book Review
What's New Literature Americana Currents Papers on Book Collecting by William S. Reese Search Links E-Mail Us	Installments of William Reese's regular column in the  Rare Book Review: 2005 A Letter from America XXX: An American Boy in London  (February) A Letter from America XXXI: My Color Plate Book Show  (March) A Letter from America XXXII: Google's Library  (April) A Letter from America XXXIII: Hardball Politics in the Federal Era  (May) A Letter from America XXXIV: The Google Empire Strikes Back  (June) A Letter from America XXXV: The Jay Snider Collection  (July) A Letter from America XXXVI: A Visit to Natchez  (August/Sept.) 2004 A Letter from America XXI: ABR Becomes Rare Book Review  (February) A Letter from America XXII: More Fakes, in Maryland This Time  (March) A Letter from America XXIII: The New Hill Pacific Voyages, and San Diego  (April) A Letter from America XXIV: The Exchange Rate and the Rare Book Market  (May) A Letter from America XXV: The New York Book Fair 2004  (June) A Letter from America XXVI: A Visit to the American Antiquarian Society  (July) A Letter from America XXVII: The Memoirs of Charles Everitt (August/Sept.) A Letter from America XXVIII: Gilder-Lehrman and the New-York Historical Society (October) A Letter from America XXIX: The Next Chapter of the American Newspaper Repository (November)   2003 A Letter from America XI: Ernest Wessen and the Midland Rare Book Company  (February) A Letter from America XII: Booksellers' Descriptions and  Copyright  (March) A Letter from America XIII: The John Carter Brown Library  (April) A Letter from America XIV: A Trip to Charleston, with Local Botany  (May) A Letter from America XV: The Decline of Local Libraries, and Buying the Pieces  (June) A Letter from America XVI: A Trip to Emory University, Special Collections  (July) A Letter from America XVII: A Trip to the Yucatan, John Lloyd Stephens, and Travel Books  (August/Sept.) A Letter from America XVIII: Why Do Original Boards Matter?  (October) A Letter from America XIX: The End of H.P. Kraus  (November) A Letter from America XX: Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial  (December/Jan.)   2002 A Letter from America I: A Visit to Los Angeles  (February) A Letter from America II: Photography as History & Art  (March) A Letter from America III: Paul Mellon's Legacy  (April)  A Letter from America IV: Secrets in the Rare Book Business  (May) A Letter from America V: The Malcolm Forbes Sales  (June) A Letter from America VI: History Museums in Austin & New Orleans, with Dining Advice  (July) A Letter from America VII: New Americana State Bibliographies  ( August/Sept.) A Letter from America VIII: Forgeries in Slave Sale Broadsides  (October) A Letter from America IX: Some Tales of American Erotica - November  A Letter from America X: The Library of Congress Rare Book Forum  ( December/Jan.) Rare Book Review may be contacted at: www.rarebookreview.com
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