Generally first novels have an initial printing of 8,000 to 15,000 copies; authors' advances are often about $10,000, depending upon the breadth of rights the publisher has purchased.
"I have a carpenter's eye — I know when anything is a hair's breadth off the right line," she often said, according to her eldest daughter, Ellen Tucker Emerson, in a biography of her mother published posthumously in 2002.
"The most obvious question is whether this site has the right breadth versus depth balance," said Shore.
But the breadth of students' rights depends on the setting.
"Beyond was always a tremendously grand ambition," Mr. Kidron said in the statement, "as the advances required by the record labels and music publishers were substantial, reflecting the breadth of the rights required to create a true digital music one-stop.
That is why organizations like the Blue Door are important, for they press on us through exhibitions like "The Grid" the elevation and breadth of creativity residing right under our noses.
Size is everything with new boyfriends, length and breadth must also be right.
Together, they present a somewhat murky picture of the breadth of SCO's rights, according to lawyers who have seen the papers.
"The seating game, getting the right context and breadth, can be a very competitive field," Ms. Ryan said.
The Calhoun School in Manhattan has it right: depth over breadth in terms of curriculum and teaching is a mainstay of progressive education.
