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The journalist Tim Weiner investigates the mishaps that ensued when American intelligence scrambled to remake itself after ...

Exhibit in the US city of Baltimore shows how mercury, arsenic, lead and orpiment were used to illustrate and bind books ...

A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. But who knew that books could kill? That’s the premise of an exhibit at Baltimore’s Walters Art Museum that looks at four toxic pigments used for ...

Joanna Page gives her thoughts on the first book in the new Radio Times Book Club sponsored by Ristorante. To kick off our ...

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Dan Pelzer read more than 5,000 books throughout the course of his life, including one classic he called "pure torture" ...