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Inside the Macmillan Archive | Two Centuries of Publishing History
From the original illustrations of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland to the founding of Nature, the archive preserves the books, journals, letters and illustrations behind some of the world's most influential publications.
In this short film, Elly Crookes (Archive Manager, Macmillan), Magdalena Skipper (Editor-in-Chief, Nature) and Joyce Lorigan (Chief Marketing Officer and UK location lead, Springer Nature) reflect on the importance of preserving these collections, and on the role that reading, curiosity and storytelling continue to play in our lives.
The film premiered before selected screenings at Everyman on the Canal 2026 as part of Springer Nature's science film takeover. Together with a programme of films celebrating science, discovery and storytelling, it explored how stories inspire curiosity - whether through a scientific journal, a literary classic or the cinema.
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