Kerning: Space between Letters
Kerning refers to the process of adjusting the space between two individual letters to improve legibility. This gives a typeface its relative tightness or openness.
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Juvenilia: Early Printed Books
Juvenilia are literary, musical, or artistic works of artists in their childhood or youth. Juvenilia are usually published many years later after they have been composed—if they’re published at all—as the childhood works of a famous person.
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[Book Review] A Mirror Murder by Helen Hollick
Eighteen-year-old library assistant Jan Christopher’s life is to change on a rainy Friday evening in July 1971, when her legal guardian and uncle, DCI Toby Christopher, gives her a lift home after work. Driving the car, is her uncle’s new Detective Constable, Laurie Walker – and it is love at first sight for the young couple.
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[Book Review] The Maharaja’s Fake Fiancée by Alisha Kay
Alisha Kay has impressed me with her engrossing storytelling in her debut book, The Maharaja’s Fake Fiancée. It’s a steamy romance with a side of family drama and a generous dollop of feminism.
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Incunabula: Early Printed Books
Book collectors, librarians, and historians have given the term “incunabula” to books that were printed during this time of transition. Incanabula could be books, documents, or pamphlets that were printed using metal type before the beginning of the 16th century in Europe.
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