- Introduction By Sandro Jung – p13
- The Chapbooks and Broadsides of James Chalmers III, Printer in Aberdeen: Some Rediscoveries and Initial Observations on His Woodcuts By Iain Beavan – p29
- The Glasgow Poetry Chapbook, 1796–1799: Brash and Reid’s ‘Small Selections’, Cameron and Murdoch’s ‘most celebrated Pieces, both Scots and English’, Murdoch’s The Polyhymnia and the Stewart and Meikle Burns Chapbooks By Sandro Jung – p87
- Eighteenth- and Early Nineteenth-Century Illustrated Chapbooks of the Legend of Jack the Giant Killer By Kwinten Van De Walle – p109
- Waverley Novels, New Chapbooks, and Histories of Reading By David Buchanan – p139
- The Saltire Chapbooks, Twentieth-Century Wood Engraving and ‘A Vast New Public of Readers’ By Kristin Bluemel – p158
BOOK REVIEWS
- CAROL M. MEALE AND DEREK PEARSALL, eds, Makers and Users of Medieval Books: Essays in Honour of A. S. G. Edwards (Rhiannon Purdie) 183
- JULIE GARDHAM, Ingenious Impressions: Fifteenth-Century Bo oks from the University of Glasgow (Daryl Green) 187
- MICHELLE LEVY AND TOM MOLE, eds, The Broadview Reader in Book History (Robert L. Betteridge) 189