Origins of Cyberspace: A Library on the History of Computing, Networking, and Telecommunications (review)
Peggy Aldrich Kidwell · Technology and Culture · 2003
In this lavishly illustrated and elegantly produced volume, the book dealer Jeremy M. Norman, the bibliographer Diana H. Hook, and the historian Michael R. Williams have combined to describe a library of important works in the history of computing and telecommunications assembled by Norman between 1996 and 2001. After a general introduction and a useful time line, Hook and Norman list and describe 1,411 titles, discussed in six chapters.