Tag Archives: David E. Scherman

Long Live the Books!

Posted on April 23, 2012 by emilie hanmer

For some people, a book is a prehistoric artifact that smells bad (if you have ever wondered why they smell) and that has quickly been replaced by anonymous and insipid screens. For others, books still hold an important space whereas … Continue reading →

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Bloomsday: Beach’s Bookstore

Posted on June 16, 2010 by Christopher George

David E. Scherman, Sylvia Beach in the upstairs apartment where she hid her books when the Germans came during the occupation, threatening to close her shop if she would not sell her first edition of “Ulysses.” 1945 David E. Scherman, … Continue reading →

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