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"The Author's Printing and Publishing Assistant" by Frederick Saunders offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of authorship, printing, and publishing in a bygone era. This comprehensive guide delves into the intricacies of manuscript preparation, covering everything from calculating manuscript length to selecting the perfect paper, type, and binding.
Explore detailed explanations of the printing process, discover the art of effective advertising, and learn the secrets of successful publishing. Saunders meticulously details the typographical marks used in press correction, providing invaluable insights into the editorial process.
Whether you are interested in the history of authorship, the evolution of printing, or simply appreciate the nuances of language and style, this book provides a wealth of information. This historical text serves as a practical manual and a captivating window into the literary world.
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