Over the years we've bought, sold, collected and reviewed books on all aspects of glass. Vessels and beads, art and technical reference. Glass history, glass artists and companies, glassworking techniques, glass collecting, ancient glass, modern glass, blown, painted, cast, etched, cut, stained and leaded glass.
But due to other interests and obligations, we've fallen woefully behind in keeping up with all of the new publications being released. There are just too many good books out there in the world.
We've decided to pass the torch of exploration back to you, the glass aficionado. You can find your own treasures by exploring the book selections at Amazon.com or Bookshop.org. Amazon is, of course, the 800-pound gorilla in the bookselling room. Bookshop brings together a vast network of independent booksellers to offer a diverse collection of books and other media.
Explore. Discover. Enjoy!
Save money with eBooks!
More and more titles are becoming available every day as digital eBooks...
especially some of the "almost impossible to find" out-of-print classics!
When you're checking out the books on Amazon.com, be sure to look at the "other" formats to see if the book is available for Amazon's Kindle reader. Downloadable Kindle books are almost always cheaper than the print edition... sometimes as little as 99 cents!
And one of the best things about Kindle is...
You don't have to buy a Kindle to read Kindle eBooks!
Amazon offers a free downloadable Kindle reader app for your PC, MAC, smartphone, tablet or notebook computer.
Of course, the Kindle reader makes it incredibly easy to buy and access your entire digital library, but why spend the money if you don't have to?
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