Alabaster Bookshop Thrives as Last Seller of Used Volumes on New York’s Book Row
Twenty-seven years later, the business is now the last remaining seller of used editions on the eight-block thoroughfare.
Art Stays Alive Through The Hotel Chelsea’s Many Lives
The hotel was built in 1884 as a co-op for artists, and the building, a part of which was converted to a hotel in 1905, has lived a double-life ever since.
Authors Take On Tech Giant OpenAI For Copyright Infringement
The complaint demands that tech companies pay a licensing fee to authors.