imprint, calls this "the great publishing experiment".
Il cortegiano was a great publishing success by the standards of the time.
Meanwhile, the great publishing houses continue unperturbed because drastic reform remains impracticable, undesirable, and unlikely.
"She had a great publishing gut" -- an instinct for what books would be successful, he said.
"Houghton Mifflin is one of the four great publishing franchises; I'd like to think that's how they'd keep it," Mr. Newcomb said.
Now a major research library, it numbers among its treasures Marco Polo's will, a manuscript in Petrarch's hand, and many books and maps printed when Venice was a great publishing and cartographic centre.
Inside the great publishing houses — grand names like Macmillan, Penguin and Random House — there is a sense of unease about the long-term fate of Barnes & Noble, the last major bookstore chain standing.
Monteith was one of the great publishing figures of his time – editor also of Hughes, Beckett, Heaney and William Golding – an amiable man of considerable acuity and probity, with a wicked sense of humour and endless supply of anecdotes.
In one of the great publishing coups in recent years, "The Cuckoo's Calling," which has sold just 1,500 copies in Britain so far, turns out to have been written not by an ex-British Army officer, or by a new writer, or even by a man.
Gregory Favre, a vice president of the McClatchy Company whose tour in newspapering has given him a close view of a generation's worth of changes in the industry, said yesterday that the Pulliam family, "meant a tremendous amount in Indianapolis -- like any great publishing family".
He basically believes that books are great, publishing is probably doomed and that writing is really important.
