- The (virtual) Boston International Antiquarian Book Fair will be held 18–20 November.
- The Library of Congress has acquired the M.C. Migel Rare Book Collection from the American Foundation for the Blind.
- From the Bodleian blog, "Congratulations, have a fish."
- Over at Books and Borrowing, "COP26 – Part 1: Glasgow, Birthplace of the Anthropocene."
- Abbie Weinberg writes for The Collation on "Small Latin and Less Greek," explaining this month's Crocodile mystery.
- From the Mudd Manuscript Library blog, Iliyah Coles on "Secret Societies at Princeton in the 19th Century."
- The BL Medieval Manuscripts blog highlights the new exhibition on Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen of Scots in "'Not lawful nor tolerable.'"
- Peter Kidd has the second installment of his series on the Lombard Cutting.
- From The Conveyor, "Printing matters: Inspiration at the Bodleian Bibliographical Press."
- Carson Koepke writes for the Beinecke blog on "Digitally Reconstructing the Acts of Appian Papyrus."
Upcoming Auctions
- Fine Books & Works on Paper and Autographs & Memorabilia at Chiswick Auctions on 9 November.
- Contemporary Artists' Books: The Property of a Texas Collector at Swann Galleries on 9 November.
- Fine Printed Books & Manuscripts, Including Americana at Leslie Hindman Auctioneers on 9–10 November.
- Books, Maps & Prints at Dominic Winter Auctioneers on 10 November.
- Rare Autographs, Photographs & Books at University Archives on 10 November.
- Modern Firsts at Skinner ends on 10 November.
- Shelf Sale: Literature, Early Printing, Books on Books at New England Auctions on 11 November.
- Fine Judaica: Printed Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinic Letters, Ceremonial & Graphic Art at Kestenbaum & Company on 11 November.
- The Civil War Collection of James C. Frasca at Leslie Hindman Auctioneers on 12 November.
