Daniel Defoe and the Bank of England – The Dark Arts of Projectors

Discover the intriguing connections between literature and finance in Daniel Defoe and the Bank of England – The Dark Arts of Projectors by Valerie Hamilton. Published in 2016 by Collective Ink, this thought-provoking paperback spans 200 pages, delving into the remarkable relationship between Defoe's literary works and the establishment of the Bank of England.

Hamilton explores the fascinating question: Why is a novel akin to a corporation? Through meticulous research and insightful analysis, she uncovers the darker aspects of projectors in the financial world, revealing how Defoe's narratives resonate with the complexities of early capitalism. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of literature, economics, and history.

Join Valerie Hamilton on a captivating journey that challenges conventional thinking and offers a unique perspective on the legacy of one of England's most celebrated authors.