Richard Stephens is a contemplative artist who takes from real life and values people’s stories, and his artist book based on Tim O’Brien’s The Things They Carried will be shown at the Northampton Book Fair this year, his fourth year exhibiting. The book features responses from veterans when asked what they carried with them during their time of service, and is hand-bound and made with letterpress with great care.

Tristan Evarts is a librarian, part time archivist, and owner of Castle Books and Tea in North Haven, Connecticut. He will be showcasing a myriad of books, comics, prints, and old letters at the Northampton Book Fair this November, including a signed first edition copy of This Immortal by Roger Zelanzy, a vintage copy of Meteors, Areolites, and Falling Stars by Thomas Lan Phipson, and even a few civil war era letters. This will be the second year that Castle Books is exhibiti

Ten Pound Island specializes in maritime history, yachting, whaling, U.S. coastal history, New England, lighthouses, logs, & navigation.

The Country Bookshop in Plainfield, Vermont has been serving book-lovers since the 1970s. Since his high school days, many moons ago,...

For over 40 years Peter L. Masi has been entrapped in the world of antiquarian books and paper ephemera, issuing over 250 catalogs.

Earl Manz of Yesterday’s Gallery, member of the ABAA, and Michael Manz of Babylon Revisited Rare Books are a father son bookselling team.