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It is Okri's first book with Rider, a Random House imprint that has previously specialised in Mind, Body, Spirit.

Those include Delta, the Random House imprint that has published Sophie Kinsella's series of "Shopaholic" novels, and Downtown Press, the Simon & Schuster paperback imprint and publisher of Gigi Levangie Grazer's "Maneater".

Penguin Classics — an almost all-backlist imprint that has 4,000 titles, some from the public domain and most with a newly commissioned scholarly introduction — sells "hundreds of thousands" of copies of its most popular titles, including "The Grapes of Wrath," "The Crucible" and "The Odyssey," said Elda Rotor, the imprint's executive editor.

Lebanon's own civil war lasted 15 years and it left an imprint that has still not been erased.

In early 2007, he launched G-Unit Books, a publishing imprint that has been responsible for fiction titles including Death Before Dishonor, The Ski Mask Way and Harlem Heat.

"Five Years of Friends of Friends" celebrates the anniversary of Highland Park-based electronic label Friends of Friends, an imprint that has expanded from early years documenting Los Angeles' homegrown beat music scene to one with national and international recognition.

Raekwon had announced a sequel to Cuban Linx, and said the record would be released by Dr Dre's Aftermath label (a deal that never materialised), the imprint that had fuelled the rises of Eminem and 50 Cent.

"They have defined what it means to access God's word on a mobile device," said Geoff Dennis, an executive vice president of Crossway, one of many Bible publishers — from small presses to global Bible societies to News Corporation's Thomas Nelson imprint — that have licensed their translations, free, to the church.

In addition, and perhaps most exciting of all to Lundvall, it called for him to partner with producer Michael Cuscuna in the revival of Blue Note Records, a great jazz imprint that had lost its once-proud jazz authority.

The europium is embedded in a plastic film that binds specifically to sarin or soman (they are very similar molecules), using special pockets called molecular imprints that have been chemically etched into it.

Another particularly clever and successful strategy of Roger's was the acquisition of small imprints that had valuable authors or backlists but were failing conspicuous among them Horizon, Pellegrini & Cudahy, Hill & Wang, and Noonday, which had not only a paperback line but a handsome fish colophon, which Roger swiped, and about which Kachka makes too much of a fuss.