“The first book to use the term ‘science fiction’ in the title was also a vintage paperback, an anthology called The Pocket Book of Science Fiction edited by Donald A. Wollheim (Pocket Book no. 214) from 1943.” — Pradeep Sebastian Copy Share Image
“The first book to use the term ‘science fiction’ in the title was also a vintage paperback, an anthology called The Pocket Book of… — Pradeep Sebastian Copy Share Image
“One of the (uncontemplated) pleasures of childhood and adolescence was how rigorously we exchanged comics and books with our buddies. As adults we seem… — Pradeep Sebastian Copy Share Image
“We learn that the lowly footnote is not really a lowly paratext in Anthony Grafton’s The Footnote; A Curious History and Chuck Zerby’s The… — Pradeep Sebastian Copy Share Image
“Eric Waschke, a bookseller obsessed with far-flung bookshops – he’s visited three thousand bookstores across 53 countries, an odyssey to explore ‘the known book… — Pradeep Sebastian Copy Share Image
“My earliest memory of imaginative and intellectual pleasure (though I didn’t know that then) as a child was the ritual walk I took every… — Pradeep Sebastian Copy Share Image
“It was Coleridge, a compulsive book scribbler, who first called it marginalia. Lamb would lend books to Coleridge, and they would come back annotated.… — Pradeep Sebastian Copy Share Image
