Sentence examples for issued a paperback from inspiring English sources

If you issued a paperback with a new appendix of The Right Nation, is there anything that you would change?

When Bantam issued a paperback edition the next year, it promoted it with sexy billboards and sold 300,000 copies within a month.

Two years later, after a vetting by Spender's lawyer, another publisher issued a paperback that retained the sex scenes, but it revised details that might link it to Spender's memoir.

It sold so well that Grove didn't issue a paperback until 1966.

Despite the commercial success of the novel, the Viking Penguin officials said that a decision still had not been made on whether to issue a paperback.

Indeed, demand is such that William Morrow's Quill division plans to re-issue a paperback version of the book next month.

In the United States, David R. Godine, one of a handful of publishers that have released Mr. Le Clézio's works in English, plans to issue a paperback edition of "The Prospector" (translated from "Le Chercheur d'Or" in French) and plans to publish "Désert" in English.

Yale University Press has issued a new paperback edition of Chris Albertson's BESSIE ($20), an exemplary biography of the great blues singer Bessie Smith, first published in 1972.

In November, just before the movie's release, Anchor, the publisher of "Atonement," issued a mass-market paperback.

In March, Picador will issue a new trade paperback of "Bonfire," part of a planned set of editions of Mr. Wolfe's entire oeuvre.

All seven published a number of books, at least three had their works issued in paperback (usually a sign of a profitable book), Randy Roberts twice was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize and Walter Lippmann was a leading political commentator of this century.