1. nevver:

    More things to do with books (other than read them)

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    2. 4 months ago  Notes (3807) / books
  2. prettybooks: Penguin English Library.

    prettybooks:

    Penguin English Library.

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    3. 5 months ago  Notes (3077) / books design

  3. (via cool-la-la)

    4. 9 months ago  Notes (6084) / wurds dr. seuss books
  4. Book Haul #1Skylight Books, Hollywood, CA 1. Giving in to Live the Experience / Paul Wackers / $27 2. I Love Din / Victionary / $4.99 3. I Love Futura / Victionary / $4.99 4. Glitter / Sarah Heysel / $8

    Book Haul #1
    Skylight Books, Hollywood, CA

    1. Giving in to Live the Experience / Paul Wackers / $27
    2. I Love Din / Victionary / $4.99
    3. I Love Futura / Victionary / $4.99
    4. Glitter / Sarah Heysel / $8

    5. 9 months ago  Notes (20) / books design
  5. pushthemovement: Books: Rare, Medium, Well Done

    pushthemovement:

    Books: Rare, Medium, Well Done

    6. 9 months ago  Notes (585) / books
  6. maybeitsgreat: Apfel Zet

    maybeitsgreat:

    Apfel Zet

    (Source: nevver)

    7. 10 months ago  Notes (682) / books design

  7. (Source: los-dios, via jelly-eyes)

    8. 10 months ago  Notes (133364) / books

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    9. 10 months ago  Notes (28409) / books print
  9. weshareoursky: thedailywhat: Jack Kerouac Original of the Day: Jack Kerouac began shopping his second novel, On the Road, in 1952, complete with a cover he designed himself. Publisher A.A. Wyn received the sketch with a little note typed at the very top: Dear Mr. Wyn: I submit this as my idea of an appealing commercial cover expressive of the book. The cover for The Town and the City was as dull as the title and the photo backflap. Wilbur Pippin’s photo of me is the perfect On the Road one … it will look like the face of the figure below. J.K. Wyn rejected both the novel and the cover idea. On the Road finally was published in 1957 and went on to become a bestseller with all manner of covers – save Kerouac’s original idea. [explore] when writers design covers for their own books.

    weshareoursky:

    thedailywhat:

    Jack Kerouac Original of the Day: Jack Kerouac began shopping his second novel, On the Road, in 1952, complete with a cover he designed himself. Publisher A.A. Wyn received the sketch with a little note typed at the very top:

    Dear Mr. Wyn:

    I submit this as my idea of an appealing commercial cover expressive of the book. The cover for The Town and the City was as dull as the title and the photo backflap. Wilbur Pippin’s photo of me is the perfect On the Road one … it will look like the face of the figure below.

    J.K.

    Wyn rejected both the novel and the cover idea. On the Road finally was published in 1957 and went on to become a bestseller with all manner of covers – save Kerouac’s original idea.

    [explore]

    when writers design covers for their own books.

    (Source: thedailywhat)

    10. 10 months ago  Notes (575) / design kerouac books
  10. conflictingheart: I am a part of everything that I have read. ~ Theodore Roosevelt

    conflictingheart:

    I am a part of everything that I have read. ~ Theodore Roosevelt

    11. 11 months ago  Notes (732) / books
  11. Retro Library Posters from the 1960’s

    Retro Library Posters from the 1960’s

    12. 11 months ago  Notes (12) / poster design books
  12. ilovecharts: 101 Books To Read This Summer Instead of ‘50 Shades of Grey’ i absolutely love this chart. let’s start this summer tumblr book club nao.

    ilovecharts:

    101 Books To Read This Summer Instead of ‘50 Shades of Grey’

    i absolutely love this chart. let’s start this summer tumblr book club nao.

    (via good)

    13. 11 months ago  Notes (8032) / books infographics

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    14. 1 year ago  Notes (114) / books
  14. nevver: What we’re reading

    nevver:

    What we’re reading

    15. 1 year ago  Notes (2344) / books design art