Sentence examples for a new edition published from inspiring English sources

"6,000 Years of Housing" was first published in 1981, but a new edition, published last month, has added the 20th century to the discussions of ancient huts and yurts.

Now out in a new edition published by Vintage, Mr Weston's Good Wine by TF Powys is one of the classics of English literature – and one of the strangest and most delightful books I've ever read.

Allemannische Gedichte was very successful, and a new edition was published a year later, this time crediting the author.

After its publisher, Semiotext e), moved its distribution to MIT Press and a new edition was published in 2006, I Love Dick sold around 1,000 copies a year until 2012, when the zeitgeist began to catch up with it.

A new edition was published by Cambridge University Press in 1988 as part of its Cambridge Mathematical Library.

I had long been a fan of Denis Forman's Good Opera Guide, which manages to both venerate and debunk the art form, so when a new edition was published last year I was eager to interview its writer.

Happily, a new edition was published in 2003 by Mimi Cazort, transcribing and translating into English Gandolfi's description of the odd people he encountered in New York and along the East Coast.

A new edition was published by Penguin in 1998 (London) and 1999 (New York).

A new edition was published in London by Grub Street books in 2010.

In 2009 a new edition was published by Grub Street, London; in 2010 a new US edition was issued by Lyons Press, Guilford, Conn.

(A new edition was published last year, and the title currently sits at a comfortable number four, just under Marie Kondo's The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up).