"They were duchies in the classical sense, and the dukes and earls ran their fiefdoms," said Peter Osnos, once publisher of the Little Random division's former Times Books imprint and founder of the publisher PublicAffairs.
The ambient folktronica project of David Putska (aka Egyptrixx) and Anna Mayberry, "Hailstorm" is off the Toronto duo's upcoming sophomore album What Mountain, out April 28 via the former's imprint Halocline Trance.
The store looks like an old mom-and-pop, inside and out, and retains the vivid imprint of its former life as a distribution center for Pond's skin-care products.
He was replaced by Jonathan Karp, the former publisher of Twelve, an imprint of the Hachette Book Group.
They stand above the desolate remains of the city, post-atomic bomb, looming over a landscape entirely razed but for a lonely church and an apartment block clinging on to the ghostly imprint of the former street grid.
But Mr. Jennings's contract to publish with Hyperion has rankled his former publishers at the Doubleday imprint of Bertelsmann's Random House unit, who said they never had a chance at the book deal.
As a consequence of this acceptance of a trustworthy relationship between test and reality, an imprint of the former on the latter occurs.
Place-names are a reflection of the history, culture and language of a people and are proof of the imprint left by former generations of inhabitants.
I saw friends and former colleagues, men at publishing imprints and literary magazines, at Web sites and major newspapers.
Whether it was the stone Atlantes in Tula de Allende or the old aqueduct in Padre Tembleque or the former convent in San Nicolás Tolentino, imprinting one of Mexico's treasures on a soap opera star was deemed a violation of the law.
