Sendb00ks is an online platform and registered cultural association.
We discuss our favourite books with artists and share the conversations.
Each month we commission an artist to design a postcard that we slip within the pages of one of their favourite books. We then distribute more than one hundred copies worldwide to our subscribers. These are hand wrapped and written in Berlin with recycled brown paper.
We discuss our favourite books with artists and share the conversations.
Each month we commission an artist to design a postcard that we slip within the pages of one of their favourite books. We then distribute more than one hundred copies worldwide to our subscribers. These are hand wrapped and written in Berlin with recycled brown paper.
We also curate a small selection of books found in charity shops across England and other places from around the world safeguarding the underlinings and notes in margins.
Some of these can be found on our website. Some can now be found on a shelf at Yvon Lambert in Paris.
We want to know what books are on your shelves and bedroom floors, which books changed your lives and which books you go back to every night. We think that the conversations surrounding literature should always be open and accessible to everybody wherever they live and whatever their education. We encourage you to send your reviews and ideas to us warren@sendb00ks.com and we will publish them (If you want us to.)
Sendb00ks is non profit and we work in less inspiring places to keep this cool project going so donations and books are appreciated.
Sendb00ks is non profit and we work in less inspiring places to keep this cool project going so donations and books are appreciated.
Delivery is worldwide and swift. Sharing is encouraged
To join our mailing list, make a suggestion or to discuss books with us please email contact@sendb00ks.com
The Happy Reader (print)
The High Low Podcast (22:15)
The Sunday Times
'A Shelf' A curation of new and used books in French and English curated by Gemma Janes can now be found at Yvon Lambert.