Out of Print Essays

"In this new collection of recent essays, long-time editor of American Book Review Jeffrey R. Di Leo considers the notion of what, in this digital age, it means to be out of print (including its use as an implement of cancel culture), and by extension, what it means to be in print, which serves as a point of departure for a wide-ranging survey of literature, print culture and the publishing industry. As a scholar and public intellectual who seemingly has read everything, and has thought deeply about everything he has read, Di Leo's essays are a head-spinning, engaging, enlightening delight, conducting the reader from Poe to Potter and around the world of letters"--