Written by: Genevieve Hammang Edited by: Michelle Sosa and Adina Vega From Balthasar Bekker’s The World Bewitch’d, 1695. How you feel about witchcraft has a lot to do with how you grow up. In most of the United States, “witch” is a word that comes up mostly in stories, around Read more…
Written by: Michelle Sosa Edited by: Genevieve Hammang and Adina Vega The Heavy Manners Library on Alvarado Blvd in Los Angeles. What would you do if a DIY book project of yours transformed into an overwhelming amount of book donations–large enough to create a library? Well, this is exactly what Read more…
Written By: Adina Vega Edited By: Michelle Sosa and Genevieve Hammang Clyfford Still standing in front of one of his unnamed pieces. The Italian painter Cennino Cennini once said in his 1430 Craftsman’s Handbook that “mystery is the art of eliciting unseen things hidden in the shadow of natural ones, Read more…
Written by: Michelle Sosa Edited by: Genevieve Hammang The interior of the TFRBL. If you are a fan of both Margaret Atwood and accessible special collections, the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library (TFRBL) is the perfect place for you. Located in Canada as part of Toronto University, TFRBL contains all of Read more…
Written By: Adina Vega Edited By: Michelle Sosa and Genevieve Hammang Bicycle Heaven Museum was established in 2011 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Are you a bicycle fanatic? Do you enjoy bicycle memorabilia? Are you curious about the history and future of bicycles? If so, hop on and pedal to Bicycle Heaven, the Read more…