He wrote or translated or edited some 40 books during his lifetime, books of verse, of translation, of essays, as well as books for children.
That's how a lifetime of book tending begins.
During Robinson's lifetime, the book found increasing popularity, with fifteen editions during his life.
If you can afford to splurge on a once-in-a-lifetime experience, book a heli-hiking trip in Switzerland: you'll be deposited in remote corners and led over ice fields and ancient trade routes.
For he had Dick's brain, or at least the closest that Olney and his collaborators could assemble using the best early-21st-century technology — software that combed through an immense database of Dick's own words as expressed during his lifetime in books and interviews, and shaped it into speech.
Heather E. Johnson, 32, who writes reviews on her blog, "Age 30+...A Lifetime of Books," was recently at one of her son's hockey games in Glen Burnie, a suburb of Baltimore, when she noticed a copy of Diana Gabaldon's "Outlander" lying open on the bleachers.
Ever since popes introduced the "precept" of traveling to the White House "on pilgrimage," at least once in their lifetimes, history books have carried images of the famous couples standing side by side: John Paul II and Reagan.
And it assumes that the documentary Web site will exist indefinitely, or at least for the lifetime of the book -- all of which is highly dubious.
"Even during their lifetime the Grimms' book became a huge bestseller among every section of society," said Claudia Heydeer-von der Heyde, the congress president.
Lyon formed strong bonds with a number of inmates, many of which lasted a lifetime, and the book includes ephemera such as prison records, mug shots, letters and paintings.
