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"Early Modern English" as a book-category refers to works produced in the transitional stage of English roughly from the late 15th century to the late 17th century (c.1500–1700) and to modern editions and studies of those works. It encompasses original poetry, drama, religious writings, pamphlets, letters and prose by figures such as Shakespeare, Marlowe, Milton and the translators of the King James Bible, as well as modern scholarly editions, annotated reprints, and linguistic or historical studies of the period. Books in this category are characterized by archaic spelling and grammar, a rich and changing vocabulary influenced by the Renaissance, and cultural contexts like the Reformation, exploration and early print culture; many editions provide modernized text, glosses and commentary to aid contemporary readers. This category appeals to students and scholars of literature, history and linguistics, as well as general readers interested in early modern culture and language.

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