The hardback offers independent editions of the first quarto - the one in which 'To be or not to be, that is the question' comes out as 'To be or not to be - ay, there's the point' - along with the First Folio, which, for instance, omits Hamlet's last soliloquy, 'How all occasions do inform against me'.
In 1896, after publishing several books in small, independent editions, Jarry was at last able to get Ubu staged by Aurélien Lugné-Poë at the Théâtre de l'Oeuvre, originally created to promote symbolist works (except nobody was altogether sure what these were).
This randomized, controlled, simulator-based study was embedded in two independent editions of a two-week mandatory course for fifth-year medical students at the Georg-August University Medical School in Göttingen (Germany) covering intensive care and emergency medicine.
By buying The Independent print edition today, you can help bring Philip a little closer to his dream, of one day making a better life for himself.
To claim your free lunch, take the voucher found in The Independent print edition every day this week into any Upper Crust UK railway station and participating airports.
Main image: The spectacular wraparound cover of today's 'Independent' print edition is a collector's item – the new work by Tracey Emin that forms the cover of the Band Aid30 CD 'Do They Know It's Christmas 20144)' Bodies slung by rubber-gloved hands into pits.
All the sale proceeds from The Independent's print edition today will go to Sport Relief.
The New Day, the Daily Star and i plus the Independent's tablet edition all provided front page coverage.
Published by Test Centre, a lively London independent, in an edition of 300 copies, with 20 in buckram covers, it will not, presumably, be available from Amazon.
