At the Strand Book Store on Tuesday night, New Yorker tote bags hung from the edges of books, and cartoonists' baggage was on full display.
By Samantha Henig May 4, 2011 At the Strand Book Store on Tuesday night, New Yorker tote bags hung from the edges of books, and cartoonists' baggage was on full display.
Check to see that the cardboard cutouts fit the covers of the book, and that their edges fit slightly INSIDE the edges of the book covers.
She hovers on the edges of this book until she is a troublemaking grandmother.
One sees the edges of the book covers, the closed pages.
Then, with the sponge paintbrush, liberally apply glue around the edges of the book to make the pages stick.
Many of the scenes, depicted as extreme close-ups, are barely contained by the edges of the book.
Books used to be stored lying flat, not upright, and the titles were written on the front edges of the book, not the spine.
The covers of each of my textbooks depicted a variation on the same theme — a laser being pulled apart by a prism or rebounding within the edges of the book.
The novel that seems to hover around the edges of this book is Philip Roth's Everyman, another short, sharp shock of a story, a slow roasting of a single romantic life (see page 28).
