As for the multiple editions, in the case of a truly great writer — Shakespeare, Emily Dickinson, Proust, someone with a canon — there is often a "variorum" edition of the work that presents its variants.
The album was re-released and remixed in 2011 in multiple editions as part of the Why Pink Floyd...? reissue campaign.
How could I measure up?" She soon found an independent way to merchandise the family brand, and, following the example of the ceramics her father turned out in multiple editions in the 1950s, supplied the market with her own relatively affordable Picassos: jewellery, cosmetics, leather goods, sunglasses, china, tiles, furniture covers and wallpaper.
The story went on to enjoy immense popularity when it finally appeared in book form in July of 1861, selling in multiple editions across England, the US, and Europe.
Widely reviled in the business, Marshak specializes in multiple editions of the same faux oldies act, so "the Marvelettes" can be appearing in Boston and Washington, D.C. — on the same night.
Khaled Khalifa has written extensively for film and television and authored three novels (titled, in translation, The Guard of Deception, 1993; The Gypsy Notebooks, 2000; and In Praise of Hatred, 2006), published in multiple editions in the Arab world.
The popularity of Hugo's book not only resulted in multiple editions in many languages but also in the restoration of the Cathedral of Notre Dame itself.
Smaller versions of the Alice come in multiple editions of more than 1,000, in blue, green and brown versions.
The Digital Serlio Project presents Avery Architectural & Fine Arts Library's unparalleled holdings of the works of Sebastiano Serlio including his published works in multiple editions, the manuscript for his unpublished masterwork, On Domestic Architecture, and scholarly essays reflecting current research on Serlio's works.
Instead, Crook became that rare actor who jumps from one job to the next, including roles as Ragetti, the wooden-eyed comic relief in multiple editions of Pirates of the Caribbean, and Orell, a "warg" who controls animals with his mind in the third season of Game of Thrones.
