Yale's facsimile edition is 304 pages.
The new book is 240 pages (according to Amazon).
From that I assume it is, for the most part, a facsimile edition, since most of those pages comprise the Voynich Manuscript. If there are 64 pages less than the Yale edition, then whatever commentaries are included must be fairly short. Now I understand why no specific author was mentioned (only foreword and introductory matter commentators). The "author" is whoever created the VMS.
The new book is 240 pages (according to Amazon).
From that I assume it is, for the most part, a facsimile edition, since most of those pages comprise the Voynich Manuscript. If there are 64 pages less than the Yale edition, then whatever commentaries are included must be fairly short. Now I understand why no specific author was mentioned (only foreword and introductory matter commentators). The "author" is whoever created the VMS.