For decades, George Whitman opened the doors of his bookstore to anyone who needed a place to rest their head in Paris. When he was a young man, he spent time traveling around Mexico in Central ...

In the November issue of Vanity Fair, Bruce Handy has a long piece about the history and future of Paris’ Shakespeare and Company bookstore, my call for greatest bookstore in the world.

They no longer know Paris who only Paris know. To see fine buildings made from the warm, elusive, cream-grey stone of the French capital, you once went to the Louvre, or to the Invalides or to the ...

A visit inside Paris’s first Canadian bookstore, the Abbey Bookshop, requires slow, deliberate movements and careful co-ordination, much like you’d do in a china shop.

The famous Paris English-language bookstore Shakespeare & Company is planning a "reincarnation" of its Paris Magazine, announced Publishers Weekly on June 2. The relaunch of the literary journal ...