Looking to interview someone with a large NYRB collection
I host a library tour show on YT where I film bookshelf tours with academics and other serious readers who have built large collections around a particular subject.
I’m looking for someone who would be interested in giving me a tour of their NYRB Classics collection, with the goal of educating viewers on the history of the NYRB series and some of the most important, interesting, unusual, or personally meaningful books in the collection.
If you're potentially interested or want to discuss, please leave a comment below and I can DM you, or feel free to DM me for more info including examples. Not looking to self promote here so I'm not linking to the channel or specific videos, but you can look up my username on YT and you'll find my channel easily.
Thank you!