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The Hundred Brothers is possibly the strangest novel ever published by an American.

"The Decoration of Houses" is arguably the most influential book ever published by an American on interior decoration and design.

THE STORY OF AIN'T: America, Its Language, and the Most Controversial Dictionary Ever Published, by David Skinner.

Paul Goodman at ConservativeHome says this must be the most un-Tory manifesto ever published by the party.

There will be no next time, however, the sole issue of Prospect Ingraham has put out will be the last ever published by CAP.

The screamer "best sex i've ever had" — an instant classic — is widely regarded as the most libel-proof headline ever published by the Post.

Readers of this blog know that I take a somewhat ill-advised interest in the literature of the undead, but when someone dropped the galley of "The Vampire Archives: the Most Complete Volume of Vampire Tales Ever Published," edited by Otto Penzler, on my desk last week, nearly causing it to collapse, I realized something about my relationship with bloodsuckers: it's all dried up.

Differences in life-style, attitudes, and experiences set her apart, and exile, prejudice, and rupture are themes of the novel, which is one of the earliest ever published in French by a North African woman writer.

Their original settlement, which would have let Google scan and make available every book ever published, was rejected by a federal judge Tuesday, the latest twist in a seven-year legal process.

One of the first stories I ever published was narrated by a Frenchman, and every book I've written has had at least one character who speaks English well, but as a second language.

Ms. Warner said that "Richard Scarry's Best Word Book Ever," published in 1965 by Golden Books, has sold 4 million copies and that more than 60 million copies of Golden Books by him have been printed.