"Shakespeare and Typography" is the work of the famous researcher William Blades, which is devoted to the study of the influence of typography on the work of William Shakespeare. The book examines typographic features of editions of Shakespeare's works, as well as their influence on the reception and understanding of his work. The author analyzes in detail the history of printing art and typography of the early modern period, revealing important connections between the text, its presentation and perception. The book opens new perspectives for understanding Shakespeare's work and plays an important role in literary and typographic research.