Heavy lies the hand that wears the Crown. How the royals unburden themselves through writing.
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A different kind of winter jacket.
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Can Alexander Larman temp voracious collectors to stray from plain text, and into the colourful world of illustrated books?
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Jimmy Boyle: from life imprisonment to a life sentence as sculptor
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Alexander Larman talks to bookseller Carl Williams about our favourite things.
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A brief voyage on the rocky seas of literary forgery
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The grind continues - perhaps pepper grinders could be the new frontier in collecting.
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One consequence of the death of The Queen may be an increased focus on the Royal Family as collectors.
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Super gains for superheroes?
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When auction estimates go out the window, it can be a big problem.
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What can we learn about our next prime minister from Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak’s taste in art?
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Ready for a 20th century map collection? Perhaps it is not quite time to move on from the skill and expertise of the 17th century map-makers.
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Some works by renowned artists can be acquired for surprisingly low prices.
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From medieval originals to modern replicas made for the re-enactment circuit, maybe everyone needs some armour in their life.
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The movie poster may be ubiquitous in most teenage bedrooms, but the rare and original can be collectable too.
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First editions may seem like a safe bet but does that follow for more recent, 21st century titles.
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Early editions of James Joyce’s Ulysses are notoriously full of errors but perhaps that’s what makes them special.
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Where does pariah status leave a country’s artists, arts organisations and artworks?
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Fashion isn’t everything - finding time for the ‘wrong’ kind of art.
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How and why collectors live with art installations at home.
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