Sentence examples for issued in paperback from inspiring English sources

Bengali Harlem will be issued in paperback this month.

Until now it has never even been issued in paperback.

Vu Tran's 2015 novel "Dragonfish" is now being issued in paperback.

Just before "Journals" arrived in stores, Charles R. Cross's acclaimed Cobain biography, "Heavier Than Heaven," was issued in paperback.

Her most recent book, "Utopia Parkway: The Life and Work of Joseph Cornell," has just been issued in paperback.

The book, which appeared in hardcover in 1991, has been issued in paperback by Rutgers University Press.

I tried to read The Cuckoo Clock, which has recently been re-issued in paperback, on two levels.

It's good to see The Oxford Children's Encyclopedia Of Our World, edited by Ben Dupre (Oxford University Press, £9.99) re-issued in paperback.

Professor Coleman is the author of Statius, Silvae IV: Text, Translation, and Commentary (Oxford University Press, 1988, re-issued in paperback by Bristol Classical Press/Duckworth, 1998) and Martial, Liber Spectaculorum: Text, Translation, and Commentary (Oxford University Press, 2006), and co-editor, with J. Diggle, J. B. Hall, and H. D. Jocelyn, of F.R.D. Goodyear.

But the streets of Paris are the most illuminating draw at any time of year, particularly if you prepare yourself beforehand by sampling Walter Benjamin's "Arcades Projects," which Harvard University Press will issue in paperback next month.

Nowhere is this more apparent than his 2012 book, The Cartoon Utopia, which is scheduled to be re-issued in paperback this March.