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In this country, the Putnam Berkley Publishing Group is issuing commemorative paperback editions of many of her novels; in England, Collins Publishers has issued limited hard-cover editions of some of her books and put new covers on the paperbacks.
The reason two hard-cover editions of the same book are on the best seller list simultaneously is that the book in fifth place is an illustrated gift edition, while the one at No. 14 is the original book, which on Sunday will have been on the list 94 weeks.
The only downside is there is no option to have hard cover editions made.
Mr. Combes has also illustrated a hard-cover edition of "Out of Africa" by Karen Blixen for Century Books in London.
Some book stores in Britain have been bombed, but the hard-cover edition of "The Satanic Verses" is still readily available in most bookshops.
The hard-cover edition was on British best-seller lists for most of the past year, and is still readily available in most bookshops.
The idea came about after People ran a split-cover edition following the 1995 murder of Selena, the Tejano singing star.
In almost all cases, publishers of the hard-cover edition of a book own the paperback rights, which they can publish themselves or license to a reprinter on the basis of one-time bids or a multi-bid auction.
But his readership was somewhat modest in size compared with the audiences of big-time best-seller writers: by the early 80's, the sales of the hard-cover edition of a characteristic De Vries novel would not exceed 25,000 books.
In the back of the new soft-cover edition of Dick Morris's book, "Behind the Oval Office," he includes nearly 300 pages of polling data, proposed ads and policy suggestions prepared for Clinton in 1995 and 1996.
