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Bookshop

Name: Bookshop
Brand: Profile Books
SKU: 50250261
Price: 9205 HUF
Availability: PreOrder
Author: Andrew Pettegree
ISBN: 9781805224372

A History of Bookselling From the Dawn of Print to the 21st Century

Andrew Pettegree

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 50250261

Publishers Profile Books, September 2026

Bookshops are a comforting sight on our high streets, warm and welcoming spaces in which to browse,... Full description

Libristo code: 50250261

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Bookshops are a comforting sight on our high streets, warm and welcoming spaces in which to browse, meet friends and occasionally buy books. They may feel timeless, yet their history is a restless and turbulent one, filled with as many entrepreneurial street hawkers and illicit trades as with beloved institutions. The Bookshop, from the celebrated author of The Library and The Book at War, explores the evolution of bookselling from the cramped collectors' shops frequented by Samuel Pepys to the radical feminist bookshops of the 70s, the rise of monolithic chains and the new world of online selling. Connecting stories and lives that span centuries, countries and continents, The Bookshop brings us into beloved bookshops of today and looks forward to the possible experience of booksellers of tomorrow.