Victoria Dailey

Victoria Dailey is a writer, curator, antiquarian bookseller, and lecturer. The co-author of L.A.’s Early Moderns: Art, Architecture, Photography and a contributor to Songs in the Key of Los Angeles: Sheet Music from the Collection of the Los Angeles Public Library, as well as Paperback L.A.. Dailey contributes humor and essays to The New Yorker and L.A. Review of Books.

How LA Became a Destination on the Rare Book Trail

In the 1930s, Bookstores Were a Haven Artists, Actors, and Raconteurs

June 8, 2018 By Victoria Dailey

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Victoria Dailey

How LA Became a Destination on the Rare Book Trail

In the 1930s, Bookstores Were a Haven Artists, Actors, and Raconteurs

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