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Printed matters: A specific glance at the 44th California International Book Fair
02.16.11 - 12:27 pm | Johnny Ray Huston |
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Do you want the pristine first edition of Bram Stoker's Dracula for 45 grand, or the slightly worn copy for 25 grand? Such were the questions that presented themselves at the 44th Annual California Antiiquarian Book Fair, which took place at SF's Concourse Exhibition Center from February 11 through 13. A special shout out to local merchants Serendipity Books and Bolerium Books, both of whom had some of the event's most interesting and affordable pleasures and treasures on display.
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