How Penguin Books turned the UK into a nation of readers
The Penguin Podcast
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The Penguin Revolution
This chapter explores the transformative impact of Penguin Books on both readers and writers, highlighting personal anecdotes and broader historical shifts in literature accessibility. It discusses the journey of engaging with diverse literary works beyond traditional education, emphasizing the significance of affordable publishing models. The chapter also touches on pivotal moments in women's history and the challenges faced by publishers during World War II, showcasing the enduring legacy of Penguin in democratizing literature.
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