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The concept “total bibliography” is one that has excited me throughout my library career. The aim of capturing every publication relating to a subject is an ideal to relish. Of course, the more one examines the ideal the more it escapes us. What counts as a publication? What precisely, is the subject? How wide and thorough the search? And so on. But whenever I see a publication titled “A comprehensive bibliography”, as with this volume, I get excited. Another library ideal is the “annotated bibliography”, and once again the title of this book promises me much. It does not disappoint....

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