r/bookporn • u/INTHEMIDSTOFLIONS • 15h ago
r/bookporn • u/Interesting-Body4360 • 11h ago
Would this artwork I created make a good cover?
r/bookporn • u/Nervous_Departure706 • 1d ago
Comics and art books by friends o mine
Fantastic books by fantastic friends! The first book is here as a technicality, as K-9 is all of our friend! Then we have Tony McMillen , the most creative person I know, from music to comics to podcast, he's always doing something different! Then there's Delgado Kevin , Buffalo's last hope with tuff stuff! If you need a variant cover, he's your man! He's done comers for everything from TMNT to Dick friggin Tracy! Then we have Puma Blues by Michael Zulli...I didn't know him personally, but I am online friends with his wife Iris Zulli ...in fact, this was her personal copy! Then we have Eric Orchard , a comic artist -fantasy artist, someone is definitely put in the back matter of Papa Balloon and Cactus down the road! Same goes for David Dave Chisholm , he always does something different from his last gig (see "is Ted ok?" In comic shops NOW)
Speaking of Papa Balloon and Cactus, in the new issue (still in production) is Joel Meadows who along with Andy Bennett, have been telling alternate world versions of Sherlock Holmes! He's also one heck of a comics journalist! If you can't find "masters of comics," track down super groovy magazine Tripwire, or one of the several projects they've done!
Then we have Tess Fowler Gutierrez , who has written and drawn the best graphic novel of 2026! Super talented, and a very grim epic about emerging from years of darkness and abuse!
Last we have a whole shelf of Jeff Manley, the funniest voice in the new generation of comic books!
There we have it boisen berries! If you don't see your work here, never fear, I plan on giving more shout-outs in the future ๐
r/bookporn • u/dannydutch1 • 2d ago
Happy Birthday to On The Road. Written by Jack Kerouac and released on this day in 1957. Here is the manuscript he typed on a single 120 foot page scroll of paper, it sold this year for $12m.
The roll isn't even complete though. The ending is missing because a friend's dog chewed it off,ย Kerouac made a note of it right on the manuscript.
r/bookporn • u/BeforeIAssume • 2d ago
Funny Story by Emily Henry ๐
A friend gifted me this on my birthday and somehow it has already been almost two years since I read it โจ๏ธ
I remember Daphne and Miles ending up as roommates after both their relationships fall apart and the whole fake relationship situation with their exes
I honestly don't remember all the details now but I remember enjoying the book and the little chaos between Daphne and miles
Maybe it is time for a reread ๐๐๐
r/bookporn • u/RunningFromNothingg • 2d ago
Current Read
Been back on my journey to enlightenment, enriching my soul with knowledge, been highlighting and taking notes in my journal. I love reading and learning new things, im very open to other books of other cultures/religions as well, so feel free to give suggestions!
r/bookporn • u/Normal_Industry8633 • 7d ago
The Raven at the Ash Door...
..is gonna catch these hands, cos nobody had the decency to put the number on the spine. THIS IS #3 IN A SERIES. IT LOOKED SO GOOD AND THE DESCRIPTION IS FIRE ๐ฅ BUT I DONT WANNA BUY 2 MORE BOOKS WHEN IM NOT SURE IM THAT COMMITTED ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ
r/bookporn • u/WitchyBookwyrm • 7d ago
Two editions of Winterwood by Shea Ernshaw
When you accidentally buy two copies of the same book, but theyโre different editions and both gorgeous
r/bookporn • u/BootyOriginal69 • 8d ago
My small collection. Trying to get more hardcover books.
r/bookporn • u/idontgetnopaper • 11d ago
The Sun Also Rises Earnest Hemingway
Picked this up recently. My paperback was falling apart. If you have not read this I encourage you to do so. Very enjoyable.
r/bookporn • u/Meepers1000 • 11d ago
Biblia Glossa Ordinaria. A 12th century Glossed Bible from Italy, containing the Books of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, Circa 1150-1175. The oldest Biblical codex to date I've acquired.
r/bookporn • u/these_ma • 12d ago
Crime and punishment
I am currently reading crime and punishment and quite a blast Iโm having. It exceeded my expectations. I was apprehensive of the possibility of not enjoying it after reading the many excellent reviews Iโve seen on the internet. Intellectually stimulating material. Genius yet simply curated. I would love to connect with people who have read it in depth or are currently reading it so we could discuss the characters in there. The storyline, Iโve determined, is of little significance to me at the moment. Iโve come to realize this is one of those books you would want to mull over with some other party. Itโs so multilayered and I have so many questions. So do reach out if you are open to this suggestion.
r/bookporn • u/Micoffeebooks • 13d ago
Current read
Currently reading this one. Pretty good so far
r/bookporn • u/Grouchy_Option2144 • 13d ago
Our downstairs library
In 2004, my wife and I had to donate nearly every book we had during a move to the USVI. What a difference a day twenty-two years makes.
r/bookporn • u/Legal_Emu1508 • 12d ago
Late Summer Read - Laurie Gilmore - The Daisy Chain Flower Shop
๐ผ Flowers. Fake dating. Slow burn. Found family. And a playlist that feels like sunshine. โ๏ธ๐ง
Some stories feel like sunshine through a flower shop window. Filled with fresh blooms, slow-blooming romance, found family, and the kind of love that arrives when you least expect it, The Daisy Chain Flower Shop is as comforting as a warm cup of tea on a spring afternoon.
Have you read it? ๐
r/bookporn • u/Ancient-silohar • 14d ago
One part of my bookshelf
One section of bookshelf I got.
r/bookporn • u/idyl • 14d ago
Getting the gang all together (All first/original editions of Broom of the System by David Foster Wallace)
r/bookporn • u/JWilliamson1217 • 14d ago
Saturdays Book Haul
Books I found Saturday on my normal errand run!!
r/bookporn • u/raytrixm • 14d ago
My collection of 268 NYRBs (plus a random shelf of classics & New Yorker magazines)
Bookshelf is from Ethan Allen, acquired on Facebook Marketplace for a shockingly low price. Lamp is original 1920s brass from a local charity shop.
After posting a photo of this collection on the NYRB Classics subreddit, I got interviewed by Timothy Kenny and did an extensive home library tour of my several other bookshelves too. It's very long, but if you're interested, you're welcome to check it out.