The book won the coveted Premio Fernando Lara in Spain on its initial publication in 2009 and has since been translated into 20 languages; the film rights have been bought by Michael Mann, the award-winning director of Heat (1995), The Insider (1999) and Public Enemies (2009).
Thoughts was only moderately successful: it was reprinted in Dublin a year after its initial publication in London, extracts were published in The Lady's Magazine, and Wollstonecraft included excerpts from it in her own Female Reader (1789), an anthology of writings designed "for the Improvement of Young Women".
Preface to Plato has remained continuously in print since its initial publication.
Available in 27 languages, it has sold millions of copies since its initial publication in 1974 and continues to be in print today.
Public outrage prevented its initial publication in 2006, but a bankruptcy court subsequently awarded the book's rights to the Goldman family, who released the work in 2007.
After receiving critical approbation upon its initial publication in in 1997, E. Annie Proulx's short story "Brokeback Mountain" was, some might say, inevitably bound for the big screen.
With the book's success — it has reportedly been purchased more than thirty million times since its initial publication, in 1936 — the school expanded; it now has branches in ninety countries and in all fifty states, and offers courses like "Confident, Assertive, and in Charge," "How to Communicate with Diplomacy and Tact," and "How to Win Friends and Influence (Business) People".
It was updated with some specifics after its initial publication in the wee hours, but it otherwise remains as it was.
"In 1929 (four years after its initial publication), 'Gatsby' made $5.10 in the United States, plus 34 cents in royalties in England," Scottie remembered.
Since its initial publication, in 1990, it has been cited more than four hundred times.
