Books & Classics
Thirty-six volumes, one forge: the Classics line is complete
With Suetonius and Tacitus taking the last two places, the Blacksmith & Witches Classics line now stands at thirty-six annotated volumes, every one of them available as both an ebook and a paperback. None of the thirty-six is a bare reprint: each carries new editorial work — an introduction, notes, and, where the edition calls for it, illustrations or a new translation — built around a public-domain text chosen under the house rule that author and translator both died before 1972. It is, in the end, one shelf built by one person: emperors and philosophers, storytellers and historians, filed together.