The thriller has been available to read on Facebook Messenger since Tuesday and will make its print debut in February.
Abu Dhabi wants to make its mark in print too: next year ADMC will launch a newspaper in English with about 200 journalists recruited from America, Europe and elsewhere, headed by a former editor of Britain's Daily Telegraph.
The $178m film, which was comparatively innovative for a blockbuster, story-wise, opened weakly indeed ($28.8m) and eventually took $369.2m, only just making its costs back once prints and advertising are factored in.
Today, more than one hundred years since Ford made his industry-defining statement, 3D printing is making its way forward in the mainstream and is allowing anyone to create customized products on demand at affordable prices.
And what's even more telling is that not a single editor at the Monitor was culturally astute enough to correct Grier's embarrassing mistake before it made its way to print.
Had "The Third Policeman" made its way to print in 1940, there is no telling what further novels O'Brien might have written.
But the next day Ms. Moody called a reporter to make sure a mild anecdote about the governor didn't make its way into print.
Except for a couple of stories published in Schulz's second book which may originally have been part of the novel, nothing of "Messiah" ever made its way into print.
But not much of the criticism makes its way into print.
