The book meticulously maps out the various locations featured in Shakespeare's plays, encompassing not only countries and cities but also specific homes, streets, and unique settings. It provides insights into the significance of these places, from the iconic castle in Denmark in Hamlet to Petruchio's residence in The Taming of the Shrew, enriching the understanding of the dramatic contexts within Shakespeare's works.
The writings of Sir Walter Wilson Greg, a pivotal figure in twentieth-century bibliography, are compiled in this selection. As a founder of the New Bibliography, Greg's work significantly influenced textual studies. This collection serves as a vital resource for students and scholars interested in the history of the book, Shakespeare, bibliography, and library science, offering insights into the evolution of these fields through Greg's contributions.
Essays on American booksellers and librarians in addition to book collectors and bibliographers. Discusses how collectors, booksellers, bibliographers and librarians interact as well as the bibliophile's role in scholarship. Provides information on the history of book culture in America