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This book is based on the development of Faber Publishing House for more than 60 years from 1929 to 1990, and comprehensively presents the unknown details of the cooperation between publishers and writers, who jointly determined the development direction of modern literature in the 20th century. When Jeffrey Faber was 34 years old, he still had no "serious job". A letter of self-recommendation from T. S. Eliot opened the door to Faber Publishing House. The two worked side by side to create a golden era. Many interesting things that happened in the creation of masterpieces by Nobel Prize winners such as Samuel Beckett, Kazuo Ishiguro and Orhan Pamuk, as well as the fighting games in the publishing industry and interesting anecdotes in the literary circle, are all here. The Faber in this book is an explorer who went through various hardships and finally reached the land of his dreams. All those who are on the road of exploration may wish to take a look at how they made decisions at those important moments of choice. This book is the "adventure log" left by the senior explorers to those who come after them.