Mei Fong, author of One Child: The Story Of China's Most Radical Experiment, a book about the one-child policy and its consequences published in English this year, tried unsuccessfully to have her book distributed in Chinese.
The two-volume book, distributed in this country by the Antique Collectors' Club in Wappingers Falls, N.Y., aids both novice and experienced collectors by documenting in detail the advent of children's china in Britain and, by export, in America.
Another misconception is that booksellers are surveyed only on a list of titles determined by publishers' shipments, keeping "sleeper" books — distributed in smaller numbers — off the list.
Taken from The Things That Nobody Knows: 501 Mysteries of Life, the Universe and Everything ($14.95, Atlantic Books, distributed in the U.S. by Trafalgar Square Publishing).
Reimer liked the idea, and he ordered copies of the book distributed to every general in the Army.
In cards depicting festive couples caroling, "There are no evident conflicts, no simmering disagreements, no suggestion of arguments about politics, religion, or having to eat Christmas dinner yet again with obnoxious in-laws," writes Kenneth L. Ames, the show's main curator, in the book, distributed by Yale University Press.
Though the proposals were spelled out in detail in a briefing book distributed after the address, both men said they could not comment until they had seen draft legislation from Mr. Paterson.
In a book distributed by the Bureau of Reclamation called "Lake Powell: Jewel of the Colorado," he wrote, "Dear God, did you cast down two hundred miles of canyon and mark, 'For poets only'?
The 2016 meeting is based around what German founder Klaus Schwab has dubbed — and described in a book distributed to all attendees — as the "Fourth Industrial Revolution," a technological and labor shift that Schwab says could very well lead to greater inequality.
The book was distributed in its millions under the Nazi regime, but there is little evidence that it worked as effective propaganda.
"New York Is" began as an ad campaign, and the book was distributed in 1959, showcasing two dozen of Mr. Frank's pictures alongside snappy, boosterish captions.
