Sentence examples for bespoke books from inspiring English sources
Charles Miers, the publisher of Rizzoli, attributes this new market dynamic to a "subliminal enthusiasm for bespoke books," which he said is increasing just as Kindles and iPads threaten to make other printed books obsolete.
Ms Sheppard at Random House says that a "bespoke book" of this sort need only cost a few pounds more than one published as part of a normal print run.
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Her board is like a bespoke recipe book of dishes curated from other people's recipe books.
More bookshops could champion their favourite books with bespoke editions, even becoming mini-publishers in their own right, Patrick Neale believes.
It will be the first time the company has created a bespoke bundle of story books with learning games and play integrated into them, Mindshapes co-CEO Nina Pustilnik tells us.
Please, such formulations are foolish; in fact, if I had money to invest I would start a small press and imprint right now because the surge in e-reading will surely create a market for ever more beautifully designed books and bespoke publishing.
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For a cool $2.5 million you can party with 300 of your closest friends when you book the bespoke "Presidential Ovation".
She now has a Penguin book deal, a bespoke beauty range, and two Teen Choice awards to her name, but continues to upload videos to her YouTube channel in which she squeals with excitement over new brands of mascara.
Now I know the utility of a bespoke metabolic assessment, I've booked some more tests with Arad.
