History offers solutions


They were radicals in their time. Perhaps the changes they embraced hold clues that can help book publishers today.

THESE are disturbing times for booksellers, publishers and writers. The last 20 years have seen a transformation in the world of letters unequalled since the days of William Caxton.

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