To pack so many columns between two covers is almost to misuse them (how many readers will want to plow unswervingly through 12 consecutive essays on campaign reform?), for their craftsmanship is defined by detail -- insights, footnotes and turns of phrase.
Here are some life-tangles jammed between two covers, it seems to say: tangles which, if placed elsewhere would have been just branches and leaves jammed between two rocks, and still are really.
Walser had assembled the essays over several years, while working intermittently in and around Zurich and Bern, and once they had appeared between two covers he felt emboldened to move to Berlin and seek his fortune there.
Sintering of the polymer at its glass transition temperature was performed between two cover slips, to generate randomly assembled 3D scaffolds, as depicted in Scheme 1. Sterilization occurred through exposure to UV radiation at a wavelength of 260 nm, at room temperature, overnight.
They pulled together Pete's best writings - articles for magazines like Sing Out!, book excerpts, letters, Congressional testimony, notes and memos - and put them between two covers along with biographical background to put Pete's words in their historic context.
Indeed, given that he lacked an editor, and tried to cram everything he knew about whales and whaling between two covers, his work seems peculiarly suited to a digital age.
Novelists from Norman Mailer to Gary Shteyngart have described the show - which as yet does not exist between two covers - as a Great American Novel, and for good reason.
My favorite is "Periods Are for Sissies," which lists six of the longest opening sentences found between two covers.
