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On Earle Balch
It has become firmly evident that for me for English-language Publishing Houses there is Putnam and everybody else. However, I have hithertho neglected the Earle Balch era of Putnam from 1932-1947.
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On Putnam
GP Putnam begins as a firm in 1848 when the prior firm: Wiley and Putnam splits into two distinct firms groups, that of John Wiley and that of George Putnam. The first 3 books Putnam publishes in 1848 are Salamander by E. Oakes Smith, The F...
Book Review
I’ve read Wildtrack by John Wain and Coming Out Fighting by Philip Hobsbaum recently. Both books are published in the Macmillan era in which the non-Macmillans ran the firm in Essex from 1965-1995, before being sold to the Holzbrink group....
Informal Musings
I finished my printing press series, and am working on a longer essay on Greek chronology, but decided to post something in the meantime. I am reading Gladys the Singer by Eric MacKay, published by Reeves and Turner, which also published By...
On NY Macmillan
The Macmillan of New York Branch operated by the Brett family offers a different story than the London branch, though if preternatural circumstances shroud London they are mirrored in New York. We have 3 eras the George Brett era from 1896-...
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