The Paris Review —  In 2017, Honey & Wax Booksellers established an annual prize for American women book collectors, aged 30 years and younger . . . 

LitHub — Three years ago, Princeton received a $300 million gift — the largest donation ever collected by the institution at that time...

CNN Travel —  In a world filled with never-ending conflict and bad news, it's no surprise that many people want to stick their heads in the sand this summer. But I can't stop thinking about the injustices that have been dominating the news cycle...

My Modern Met —  Photographer Franck Bohbot and author Philippe Unger have joined forces for a project that looks at a niche population of New York City —  independent booksellers...

LitHub — Last year, Heather O’Donnell and Rebecca Romney, the booksellers of Honey & Wax, announced a brand new prize honoring the work of young female book collectors. Now, for the second time, submissions to the Honey & Wax Book Collecting Prize are open...

Mental Floss — Rebecca Romney, a rare book dealer based in Brooklyn, shares some secrets and surprises of this quirky corner of book culture...

The New Antiquarian — This summer at Honey & Wax, we asked young women across the United States to tell us what books they were collecting...

Cool Tools —  Our guest this week is Rebecca Romney. Rebecca is a rare book dealer at Honey & Wax Booksellers in Brooklyn . . .

Bustle —  If you've ever been told that you have too many books, you can rest easy knowing that someone might one day give you money . . . 

The Paris Review —  Imagine a book collector, a person who has devoted their life to seeking out rare tomes in dusty shops, who arranges their finds, these prized possessions, purposefully and carefully, on a shelf just out of reach. Chances are you will have imagined a man . . .

International League of Antiquarian Booksellers —  In his 1930 work on book collecting, Anatomy of Bibliomania, Holbrook Jackson claimed that “book love is as masculine (although not as common) as growing a beard.” Times have changed...

The New Antiquarian — John Schulman of Caliban Book Shop interviews Heather O'Donnell about a new prize she and Rebecca Romney have created...

LitHub — This week, the women behind Brooklyn rare bookstore Honey & Wax announced a new annual prize aimed at bolstering the careers of the next generation of female book collectors...

Omnivoracious  — “The New York Antiquarian Book Fair is the most important book fair for rare books in the United States, and possibly in the world,” said Heather O’Donnell, of Honey & Wax Booksellers...

Fine Books and Collections  — Our Bright Young Booksellers series continues today with Rebecca Romney, of Honey & Wax Booksellers, and author of Printer's Error, out next week from HarperCollins...

The New Antiquarian — Thanks to the ABAA for hosting the first (but not last) networking event for women in the book trade at this year’s Boston Antiquarian Book Fair...

Antiquarian Booksellers' Association of America

Interview by Michael Ginsberg

California International Antiquarian Book Fair, 2016

Pasadena, CA

Esquire Holiday Gift Guide — A book can withstand the test of time in two ways: content and construction. Honey & Wax Booksellers specializes in ones that do both...

Lapham's Quarterly — This week marks the ninetieth anniversary of The Great Gatsby... 

The Village Voice — In the latest Jennifer Lopez hate-watch masterpiece, The Boy Next Door, she plays a classics teacher...

The Bookhunter on Safari — It may strike you as curious, as it certainly strikes me, that in over three years of blogging about visits to other booksellers, I have never yet had occasion to describe this operation in reverse...

Americana Exchange — A few years ago Heather O’Donnell left her job selling rare books on Madison Avenue to launch Honey & Wax Booksellers in Brooklyn... 

NY City Lens — Heather O'Donnell founded Honey and Wax Booksellers in 2011, joining the ranks of rare book dealers in New York.

Brain Pickings — Three of history's greatest geniuses converge around some of the finest satire ever written...

Brain Pickings — Short stories demand a certain awareness of one's own intentions, a certain narrowing of the focus...

Brooklyn Quarterly — Photographs by Kristin Oakley from the Second Annual Brooklyn Holiday Book Fair...

Brooklyn Daily Eagle — For the second holiday season, Honey & Wax Booksellers will bring independent Brooklyn bookshops and antiquarian booksellers together, filling Park Slope's Old Stone House with rare, vintage, and out-of-print books...

Designers & Books — This November marks the 100th anniversary of the publication of the first volume of Marcel Proust's opus, In Search of Lost Time... 

Designers & Books — A touchstone for two titans of American modernism, Walker Evans’s personal copy of T.S. Eliot’s “The Waste Land” testifies to the special connection between the photographer and the poet...