Skin from the thigh of an unfortunate Philadelphia woman felled by a parasitic infection delicately lines the spines of three books in the Historical Medical Library of the College of Physicians of ...

YORK, Pa. (WHTM) — An independently owned bookstore officially opened its new storefront in York County over the weekend. The locally owned Bound Books is owned and operated by husband and wife duo ...

Two copies of a poetry book by formerly enslaved poet Phillis Wheatley are bound in human skin and housed in Cincinnati. The books were bound in the 1930s for a collector who reportedly smuggled the ...

Spotify is sweetening the deal by pairing Bound’s audio with its Follow Along feature, which will surface exclusive art designed by Hazelwood’s cover artist, Lilith, and Spotify’s art director, Jess ...

Bound Books is moving out of downtown York to a store with more space and free parking. The owners are looking forward to expanding the selection of books, especially children's books. The new space ...

The owners of Bound Books, downtown York's charming book shop/plant shop/cafe that opened its doors in April of 2023 announced they will be moving out of the city, into a larger space in Spry. Sarah ...

The House Oversight Committee on Monday released a much-discussed, leather-bound book compiled by Jeffrey Epstein’s ex-girlfriend and co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell for Epstein’s 50th birthday in ...

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The store will also have a children's section. "Little Lovers" will be stocked with modern retellings and classic love stories, such as the Disney princess tales. Charmed & Bound Books will be Central ...

MUMBAI: Imagine this: Four women are seated in a loose crescent, their bows poised, facing a rapt audience. The first note rises from the eldest — a slow, unhurried curve that seems to gather the room ...