The New Yorker, March 20 , 1943 P. 11Scribner's rare-book man has just acted as agent in a deal whereby a lady in London sold a batch of original manuscripts to a Philadelphia collector.
By Eugene Kinkead and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 20 , 1943 P. 11Scribner's rare-book man has just acted as agent in a deal whereby a lady in London sold a batch of original manuscripts to a Philadelphia collector.
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Its very satisfying to receive a batch of accepted manuscripts and see them transformed from a melting pot of computer files and idiosyncratic grammar into clearly laid out, accurate, readable articles of which the authors can hopefully be proud.
This commentary marks the debut of the new academic journal Injury Epidemiology and introduces the reader to the first batch of peer-reviewed manuscripts accepted for publication in this new journal.
It will be put up for auction by Sotheby's in New York in June as part of a batch of letters, photographs and manuscripts connected to Samuel Langhorne Clemens, Twain's real name.
There is a superb scene near the end of the first act when Salieri studies a batch of Mozart's original manuscripts, which, to his horror, look "like fair copies," containing no corrections of any kind.
The printing press, which democratized print by reducing the cost of manuscripts, certainly helped.
The latest batch of Faber New Poets was selected by a committee of six from a longlist of 60 manuscripts.
