The Book-Makers

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Focusing on the lives of eighteen pivotal figures in book history, this work chronicles 550 years of the printed book's evolution. It highlights both well-known personalities like Benjamin Franklin and lesser-known contributors such as Sarah Eaves and Charles Edward Mudie, revealing their significant yet often overlooked roles. The narrative immerses readers in the vibrant world of printing, showcasing the craft's complexities, triumphs, and missteps, while emphasizing the enduring significance of the printed book in a digital age.