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Priced 50p, it will have a banner reading: "The newspaper that supports an independent Scotland", and a print run of about 50,000.

Across the Arab world — where literacy rates remain low, copyright law is hard to enforce, and a print run of three thousand is considered a success — the lack of fiction readers is regularly bemoaned.

The center also sponsors the Patterson Poetry Prize, for a book of poems with 48 pages or more and a print run of at least 500; the Paterson Prize for Books for Young People; and the Paterson Fiction Prize for a novel or collection of short stories.

But book publishing remained strictly a sideline: Those first books had plain brown covers, no indexes, no ISBN numbers and a print run of 100 copies.

In London Illegal! is selling for £3.50 a copy, has nine vendors and a print run of 2,000.

The paid-for title will sell for 50p and have a print run of 20,000 copies, reports HoldTheFrontPage.

Unwilling to see his novel languish as an unpublished manuscript, he turned to self-publishing - paying for his book to be published himself - and ordered a print run of 100 copies.

Also released on 16 July was the Scholastic "Deluxe Edition", which featured reproductions of Mary Grandpré's artwork and had a print run of about 100,000 copies.

They found an illustrator, Kev Payne, online, and Holmes ordered a print run of 1,000 copies of The Great Hot Air Balloon Adventure, thinking he would sell the book to family and friends, and at local fairs and fetes.

The lawyer for Charlie Hebdo, Richard Malka, said that next week's edition of the magazine would go ahead on Wednesday and would have a print run of one million, instead of the normal 60,000 copies.

The lawyer for Charlie Hebdo, Richard Malka, has said that next week's edition of the magazine will go ahead on Wednesday and will have a print run of one million instead of the normal 60,000 copies.