Discount applies to the current paperback editions.
(Her current paperback house, Vintage, calls her first book, "Eros the Bittersweet" (1986), "An Essay" in its listing of her titles, while the original Dalkey Archive paperback edition of the book gives it no such designation).
It was in his island villa that he wrote his famous autobiography My Life and his doorstop History of the Russian Revolution – one current paperback edition weighs in at more than 1,000 pages – among other books, local historians say.
Wisely, the current paperback edition omits the coy prologue written by Fleming for the original publication, a memo to the reader in which he claimed that the manuscript of The Spy Who Loved Me had simply materialised on his desk one day, along with a note from one "Vivienne Michel", asserting authorship of this narrative of what she claimed to have been a real incident.
Lewis' current paperback bestseller, Moneyball, is about baseball.
When her researchers finish vetting the book, Goodwin plans to substitute a fully corrected version; the unsold copies of the current paperback edition will be pulped.
Subsequently Forbes.com uncovered similar problems in at least four earlier Ambrose books, including his current paperback bestseller Nothing Like It in the World.
Goodwin, who at first minimized her own transgressions, now has asked her publisher, Viacom 's Simon & Schuster, to destroy all unsold copies of the current paperback edition of The Fitzgeralds and the Kennedys.
This, for some, is the first canonical text (the current OUP paperback version, for instance, adopts this edition, warts and all).
The cover of the current Harcourt paperback glosses the contents as follows: As ferociously fresh as it was more than half a century ago, "Animal Farm" is a parable about would-be liberators everywhere.
