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Tribeca Park is the place. Free ARCs abound. 12:30, Friday, May 22. Meet us in the park for a sampling of free Advanced Reader Copies. We'll have a few different books, among them The Cambridge Companion to Bob Dylan.
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Free Book Friday! It'll be beautiful outside. Treat yourself to a free ARC from one of our upcoming titles, hand-selected for awesomeness.
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The diary entry of the a pre-industrial Japanese Embassy visiting a British brewery in 1872 shows a keen interest in getting into the fermented beverage market. After all, he reasons, the Japanese are excellent brewers.
Read MoreIn 1872 Oakand, California, the Japanese Iwakura Embassy toured a winery. The embassy was established as one of Japan’s first formal contacts with the industrial west, and used to learn about new ways to develop industry and commerce. As we see in diarist Kunitake Kume’s breakdown of wine economics, some things ring very true today. […]
Read MoreFrom December 23, 1871 to September 13, 1873, one of the first embassies of Meiji Japan traveled throughout the US and Europe on a fact-finding mission. Led by Prince Iwakura, their task was to re-negotiate treaties with unfavorable conditions, and to learn of advanced technology in order to spur growth in Japan, which had been closed off to outsiders under Shogunate rule.
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