"The Paths of Newspapers". This book extensively discusses the history of the circulation of Greek press from 1875 until today. Because, history is written only by newspapers "that serve the truth at any cost," said the man who, more than anyone else, elevated the daily press in Greece, Spyridon Tsagaris, the Patriarch of newsagents. The author Vlasis D. Albanis captured the human pulse of both the precursor distributor of newspapers, Vasilis Tsagaris (brother of Spyros), as well as his successors, and his work takes on the character of evidence not only for a substantial understanding of the "art of distribution," but also for what this implies in exploring the past century. The work of the distributor, although it did not require specialized knowledge, required distinct abilities and a sensitive temperament, combined with the entrepreneurial spirit "demonic," in order for the "here" or the "there" event to quickly reach both here and in the very distant there. Vlasis D. Albanis brings us into the spotlight a diverse related material that will remain evidence for tomorrow. The starting point of "The Paths of Newspapers" is at the same time a narrative of the History of the Press, which keeps the reader's attention unwavering.