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The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (Illustrated): Large Print Edition with Reader’s Companion (Volume 1)
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Why I publish classics—and what a reader’s companion edition means
Why I publish classics—and what a reader’s companion edition means
I didn’t set out to become a publisher.
I set out to find a certain kind of book—and couldn’t.
I was looking for editions of classic books that feel good to read. Not just accurate. Not just available. But clear, comfortable, and easy to stay with.
Most editions I found were either bare reprints with cramped pages, or academic
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