Sentence examples for a private edition from inspiring English sources
Andreas produced a private edition of the novella 63: Dream Palace (1956).
Allen and the author were so smitten by it, they toyed with the idea of trying to persuade Nabokov to let them publish "Lolita" in a private edition.
By that time she had returned to the United States, and in 1834 she published a private edition of Zóphiël in Boston.
No commercial publisher would issue the work as a book, so in 1843 she issued a private edition in New York.
The novel was finally published in semi-samizdat, semi-official form in 1983, by the Jazz Section of the Czech Musicians' Union, in a private edition of 5,000 copies for members.
The publishers had, in De Beauvoir's words, "cut her tongue out," and although the work was reshaped and inserted, piecemeal, into subsequent books (and circulated in a private edition among friends), it hasn't appeared in English before this edition.
Mr. Stephensen yesterday told a reporter the circumstances under which the private edition came to be issued.
Values from both devices were recorded on a Lenovo tablet PC running the Microsoft Vista operating system and using HyperTerminal (Private Edition, Version 6.3, by Hilgraeve, Monroe, MI, United States of America) for data collection.
Potter agreed to colour the pen and ink illustrations of the private edition, and chose the then-new Hentschel three-colour process for reproducing her watercolours.
In the centenary of his birth a gathering of the surprisingly large and elusive body of Thomas's work previously scattered in newspapers, obscure journals and private editions.
It was one thing to let Keynes produce a private collection of 33 poems, Rhymed Ruminations, in 1939 just two months before the war, since private editions were rarely reviewed.
