The September Issue of PBSA
Articles
“Bastard Hands: Fifteenth-Century Scripts and the Processes of Medieval Making” by Seamus Dwyer
“Shakespeare in Samuel Beckett’s Library” by Dirk Van Hulle and Pim Verhulst
“William Temple Franklin and the Publication of Benjamin Franklin’s Works” by Richard C. Simmons
“1990s Zine Distribution and Understanding the Work of Zine Distros through Their Catalogs” by Jolie Braun
Bibliographical Notes
“Who was “A. Moore”? Waste Paper as a Means of Identification” by Geoffrey Day
“A Newly Discovered Manuscript of Vincent of Lérins’s Commonitorium and Shakespeare’s Hand D in Sir Thomas More” by Eric Rasmussen and Molly G. Yarn
Reviews
Jeffrey F. Hamburger, David J. Roxburgh, and Linda Safran, eds, The Diagram as Paradigm: Cross-Cultural Approaches. Reviewed by Irina Savinetskaya
Ann Blair, L’Entour du texte: La publication du livre savant à la Renaissance. Reviewed by Corinne Bayerl
Whitney Trettien, Cut/Copy/Paste: Fragments from the History of Bookwork. Reviewed by Jen Hunt Johnson
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