Old books don’t have to end up in the bin. See when it is worth giving them away, selling them, swapping them, or sending them for proper recycling—without making them someone else’s problem.
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Looking for something to read this summer? We have suggestions from very different worlds: Jung’s autobiography, King’s cult classic and Peter Watts’s hard SF. Each will fill a free evening in its own way.
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Flexibound binding looks elegant, yet stays lighter and more comfortable to handle than a traditional hardcover. See when it is worth choosing for your book and what to watch out for before printing.
What is flexibound binding and when is it worth choosing? Read More »
A bookbinder is a specialist who gives a book its shape and durability. We explain what their work involves, which processes modern bookbinding includes, and why finishing precision affects book quality.
What Does a Bookbinder Do in Book Production? Read More »
From the cover and spine to the book block, endpapers and headbands. We explain the key parts of a book, how they affect durability and reader experience, and why they matter in the printing process.
The Structure of a Book – What Are the Key Parts of a Book? Read More »
May evenings are made for reading. Here are three titles that will move you in very different ways — from the buried trauma of Algeria’s civil war, through a labyrinth of horror, to the twilight of aristocracy in Transylvania.
What to Read in May? Three Books That Won’t Leave You Alone Read More »
Looking for April reading inspiration? Discover three standout books that will pull you in completely — from Stephen King’s dark fantasy to Georgi Gospodinov’s award-winning literary fiction.
What to Read in April? A Three-Part Reading Journey Read More »
Who stands behind the creation of a book? Discover the key roles in a printing house—from DTP to bookbinding—and see how specialists shape both the look and durability of a publication.
Who Works in a Printing House? Roles and Book Production Read More »
Coated or uncoated paper – which one should you choose? Discover the key differences and applications of both options to match the paper to the nature of your publication and achieve the best print result.
Coated and uncoated paper for printing – key differences Read More »
Self-publishing is a way to release a book without a traditional publisher—offering greater control, but also greater responsibility. Discover how this model works, what forms it takes, and what costs to expect.
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