Keep the corrections and additions coming.
The book was reprinted twice, with corrections and additions, and a revised edition was published in 1982.
Though I have read it through several times, making copious corrections and additions, I have no confidence in my ability to locate my own errors.
Only a few titles have enough sales to warrant further editions, and when they do, there is often a long lag before corrections and additions appear.
An unfinished manuscript of "The Scarlet Letter," below, peppered with corrections and additions by Nathaniel Hawthorne and proofreaders, has been sold for $545,100 at auction by Christie's in New York.
Dickens tended to use rough blue paper, not unlike the blue paper used on Warren's Blacking pots, which he'd tear in half, writing quickly and firmly on one side only, sometimes using the reverse for corrections and additions.
I write in a hardbacked A4 notebook, usually with a rollerball pen or just an old black biro - text on the right-hand page, corrections and additions and aides-memoires on the left.
All of Dylan's ballpoint pen corrections and additions surely made it a cooler, more valuable auction piece than if it had just burst from his forehead as a complete, finished work.
During the later period of his diplomatic career (in 1817) he made notable corrections and additions, especially on the Basque language, to J.C. Adelung's Mithradates, a comparative study of languages.
This bibliography is based substantially on that of Lembeck's (1994), with various corrections and additions.
