Biblio, the sophisticated, elegantly illustrated and erudite book-lover's journal ceased publication in April, 1999.

As lifelong learners, consummate readers and treasure seekers, Biblio readers acquired, devoured, shared, and cherished books. They turned to Biblio for comprehensive and compelling coverage on a wide variety of book-related topics -- from profiles of noted authors, book artists, publishers and celebrity bibliophiles to articles on the art, history and science of the book, great libraries, interesting bookstores, and reviews of the best books of all time.

Biblio readers consisted largely of professionals with significant disposable income and advanced levels of education. A 1998 reader survey found...

• 70% of Biblio readers are college graduates
• 45% possess post-graduate degrees
• 40% have household incomes of more than $70,000
• 25% have household incomes exceeding $100,000
• 86% own a computer
• 75% regularly use the internet

Tests and Continuations include. . .

• Folio Society
• London Review of Books
• The Toby Press
• Xlibris