Authors and Their Public Reception in Ancient Times: An Essay on the Literary Conditions and Public Relations of Literary Producers from the Earliest Times to the Fall of the Roman Empire, by George Haven Putnam, is a valuable resource for those interested in ancient literature and culture. In his book, he explores the relationship between literary creators and their audience, revealing important aspects of literary conditions and the influence of the public on creativity. From the ancient world to the end of the Roman Empire, the author reveals a variety of approaches to literary creativity and its perception by the environment. With the help of this book, readers will have the opportunity to better understand the development of literary culture in ancient times and its impact on society.