u/Stim-sims

I'm trying to get away from algorithmic feeds and go back to the way the internet used to work, where you found good stuff through links and recommendations from people who actually care about a topic.

So I'm asking the people who know this space best: what's genuinely great in book binding making?

I'm especially interested in:

• Blogs, newsletters, or personal sites that deserve more attention
• Creators or writers you'd follow no matter what platform they're on
• Forums, wikis, podcasts, or archives that are still going strong

I’ve tried running a stitch through some recycled gift bags and coffee stained paper myself. I’d like to see what else is out there. 

I'm not looking for the most popular or most viral stuff, just what you actually go back to. A one-line note on why you like it is a bonus.

Nice recommendations so far:
https://reinoartesanal.blogspot.com/ (translator needed, unless you speak Spanish)