Emphasis is on book-length texts, close reading, historical methods of analyzing technological change.
19th Century Girls' Series contains some full-length texts, some excerpts, and much biographical and bibliographical information.
The multipurpose iPad can do thousands of things very well; used for reading book-length texts, it doesn't excel, but it's passable.
A Celebration of Women Writers at U. Penn indexes full-length texts by, biographies of, and articles about hundreds of writers.
What Chung sent would have alarmed U.S. authorities, had they seen it: twenty-seven book-length texts, most of them engineering manuals from Rockwell about the design of the B-1 bomber.
"Animalinside" (translated by Ottilie Mulzet, and published jointly by New Directions, Sylph Editions of London, and the Center for Writers and Translators at the American University of Paris; $20) is a series of fourteen exquisite and enigmatic paintings, with paragraph-length texts by Krasznahorkai.
"Though the texts are currently blank inside," notes curator Katherine Brinson in a video, "Agnieska has commissioned a number of working authors to write full-length texts that will fill the books".
From the full-length texts obtained, we included all studies that examined patients with an HA and a diagnosed infection of the implant, for whom a defined duration of symptoms or time period from the index implantation to the infection diagnosis was given, who were treated with either one-stage or two-stage revision, and for whom data on occurrence and number of reinfections were available.
For the Internet-addicted, the problem is further intensified by "lifecasting" services like Twitter and the Google-owned Jaiku, which let people use their cellphones to fire off Haiku-length text notices, both profound and mundane.
This is one of the first critical editions and translations of a full-length text of practical magic containing recipes pertaining to '?ilm al-huruf' (the science of letters).
Always referred to as a pamphlet (overlooking the sense of "lampoon" in French usage), Trifles for a Massacre is in fact a novel-length text, parts of which are some of the weirdest things I've ever read, seemingly predating postmodernism, William Burroughs and the theatre of the absurd, and truly deserving of the title "delirium".
