BBC Books published some of Conan Doyle's original collections and novels as tie-in editions, with cover art featuring Cumberbatch and Freeman.
"Revolutionary Road," a novel similarly lauded and almost as little read, enjoyed a belated best-seller-dom with a tie-in edition coincident with Sam Mendes's film adaptation.
Criticisms that quickly developed over the overt intentionality imbedded in such passages, however, led Darwin to revise the argument in editions beginning with the third edition of 1861.
It was published in regional editions with features about television programs and personalities in addition to the listings.
New jeans, mostly produced in limited editions with carefully crafted patches, stitches and washes, are individually displayed in vertical drawers that roll out from the walls.
I wanted to make something in limited editions with love".
You know Christmas is coming when classic albums appear in new editions with previously unreleased tracks.
The front-page headline for the first edition, about a fire on Long Island, was replaced in subsequent editions with a headline for the Gephardt article.
Underscoring the broadness of its appeal, it was published in separate editions with different covers for adults and children but with no text alterations.
The volume is part of a B nreiter project to publish the complete operas of Rossini in scholarly editions, with Mr. Gossett as general editor.
