The fat volume of Edmund Wilson's diaries of the 1960's opens before him.
Though a fat volume by his standards, it races through subjects that elsewhere have had whole books devoted to them.
She may be spinning in her grave now that a fat volume of those letters has been published.
It's a fat volume, but don't be tempted to buy the Kindle version as children will want to pore over the pages of this beautifully produced book.
ALINE KOMINSKY CRUMB The graphic memoir "Need More Love" — a fat volume rich with comic panels, text, and photographs — collects the compleat Aline Kominsky Crumb.
Every so often he takes all his tasting notes and combines them into a fat volume, which he calls "Parker's Wine Buyer's Guide" (Fireside/Simon & Schuster).
For me, holiday-bound, in the late summer of 2004, the fat volume promised the perfect tribute to the islands I had cherished all my summers, from the age at which we can choose where we spend them.
The best way to start with Redgrove is probably his fat volume The Moon Disposes, a good selection of his 1954-87 work, later put into paperback by Penguin without the title but simply with the dates.
This was not bad for a big fat volume that (apart from one diagram) failed the Alice in Wonderland test for a useful book: it had no pictures or conversations.
One of the perks of writing for a prestigious magazine like The New Yorker is that some high-end publisher will inevitably anthologize your articles into a fat volume.
In 1975 he published a second fat volume, "No Laughing Matter," which contained the "dirty" dirty jokes — nearly a thousand pages of jokes about anal sadism, venereal disease, and worse.
