The Henry Ford of Literature

Blog – Rolf Potts
15/09/2008
The Henry Ford of Literature

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Media history: How one nearly forgotten 1920s Kansas publisher's "Little Blue Books" created an inexpensive mail-order information superhighway that paved the way for the sexual revolution, influenced the feminist and civil rights movements, and foreshadowed the Age of Information.

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