Reader in the Book

Delve into the fascinating world of literature with "Reader in the Book" by Stephen Orgel, published by Oxford University Press in 2017. This captivating paperback spans 192 pages, exploring the intricate history, archaeology, and sociology surrounding the margins and blank spaces found in early modern books. Orgel sheds light on reading practices of the era, offering insights into how books were consumed and what early readers sought to extract from their texts. This book is a must-have for anyone interested in the evolution of reading and the relationship between readers and their literature from a historical perspective. Discover the untold stories hidden within the margins and enhance your understanding of the reading experience in early modern times. Perfect for scholars, book lovers, and anyone curious about the history of literature.