Sentence examples for other presses from inspiring English sources
Although there are other presses, everybody is fond of this one.
Other presses put out their own editions; Norton's was the only one to become a best-seller.
The new piece, with its innocent title, "The House With the Ocean View," on one hand and its nudity, knives and punishing hunger fast on the other, presses buttons near and far.
Eventually Reid took on the job permanently and during his time there "kidnapped" several writers from other presses, including Simon Armitage, Hugo Williams and David Harsent, as well as bringing in new talent in the shape of Don Paterson and Lavinia Greenlaw.
The "Year Book" was not a commercial success, and though two other presses have reissued the work since — one, in England, in 1912, and another, in Pennsylvania, in 1970 — it has largely escaped the notice of even the most enthusiastic James readers and scholars.
For him, as for other presses that specialise in translated work (Harvill Secker, Portobello, And Other Stories, MacLehose Press and others), the focus is simply on publishing a great book; the fact that it is translated is "not the decisive thing".
SECRECY, by Rupert Thomson (Other Press).
APPASSIONATA, by Eva Hoffman (Other Press, $14.95).
The Quickening, by Michelle Hoover (Other Press; $14.95).
Translated by John Cullen (Other Press, paper, $14.95).
