A single Facebook comment thread, indeed, is possibly not the best place for a large-scale book group.
Peter Waters, a superb bookbinder who became one of the world's leading authorities on large-scale book conservation, died on June 26 at his home in Fairfield, Pa.
Biblio bizarre: Who publishes in Google Books Ben Schmidt | Sapping Attention | 3 April 2014 Large-scale book digitisation makes Ngrams possible; but it also makes Ngrams obsolete for analysing literature later than 2000.
Rock's new large-scale book unveils that era in vivid detail, reproducing his pictures for the first time directly from the original slides and negatives.
The case began in 2005 when authors and publishers' groups sued Google over its large-scale book-scanning project, arguing that project violated copyright.
Like its subject, M T. Anderson's charming large-scale picture book is ambitious.
(4+) The Wolves of Currumpaw by William Grill (Flying Eye, £14.99) A magnificent large-scale picture book, The Wolves of Currumpaw gives narrative non-fiction a new dimension.
To that end, the Internet Archive is also digitising books on a large scale on behalf of its library partners.
With others he edited a number of books, including The Large Scale Structure of the Universe (1978), Scientific Research with the Space Telescope (1979), and Astrophysical Cosmology (1982), and he wrote High Energy Astrophysics (1981), Theoretical Concepts in Physics (1984), Alice and the Space Telescope (1989), Galaxy Formation (1998), and The Cosmic Century (2006).
As Paul Carr notes, "people who illegally copy books on a large scale, for personal profit, should be buried up to their necks in sand until ants eat their lungs from the inside".
People who illegally copy books on a large scale, for personal profit, should be buried up to their necks in sand until ants eat their lungs from the inside.
