Eric Holzenberg is Director Emeritus of the Grolier Club of New York, where he served from 1994 to 2024. A former Chair of the Rare Books & Manuscripts Section of ALA/ACRL and Past President of the American Printing History Association, Holzenberg holds M.A. degrees in library science and history. Among other books for the Grolier Club, he is the author of The Middle Hill Press (1997) and co-author of For Jean Grolier & His Friends: 125 Years of Grolier Club Exhibitions & Publications, 1884-2009. In addition, he has written numerous articles and lectured widely on various topics in bibliography, bibliophily, and book history. His course on “The Printed Book in the West Since 1800” has been taught annually at RBS since 2001, and he has also taught courses on rare book cataloging and rare book librarianship.
Courses Formerly Offered
- The Codex Book in the West, 500–2000 (1999, with Suzy Taraba)
- Rare Book Cataloging for Curators (1998, with Suzy Taraba)
- L-30. Rare Book Cataloging (1995–1997)