Sentence examples for paperback series from inspiring English sources

The paperback series is edited by Michael Pollan, author of "The Botany of Desire," and each volume includes a new introduction.

An aggregate sales number is hard to come by; there are many editions, including two ongoing paperback series for younger readers.

Disaster is so popular a subject that Chronicle Books in San Francisco has come up with a best-selling paperback series: the antidote to deep trouble.

And, at the Kenyon Review, Amy Boesky has written the most thoughtful and entertaining piece that you'll likely ever read about the Sweet Valley High paperback series, which enjoyed a twenty-year tenure as a fixture of American girlhood.

The relevant Nancy is still around in a variety of paperback series, and her pudgy friend Bess is now a mechanic, but the Classic Nancy is the one most people consider real.

A formative influence was the SF criticism of John Clute and M John Harrison, whose essays and reviews were, for Iain and for me, always the highlight of every issue of the paperback series of New Worlds.

The novel spawned a real-life treasure hunt, with an easter egg concealed in the paperback, a series of online gaming challenges, and a DeLorean as the grand prize.

Publishers weren't interested; the back cover of the paperback features a series of lukewarm and dismissive lines from the letters they sent him.

The trade paperback of the series, released in September of 2007, contained a foreword by musician Andrew W.K.. On July 11 and August 15 , 2007 WildStorm published a two-part special titled Friday the 13th: Pamela's Tale.

Running to 26 pages and focusing on Italian cuisine, it is the first paperback in a series of vignettes on international cooking, of which each is to treat of a different country.

A paperback release of the series, featuring restyled covers, new illustrations and a serial supplement entitled The Cornucopian Cavalcade happened with The Bad Beginning: or, Orphans!, The Reptile Room: or, Murder!, and The Wide Window: or, Disappearance!, but stopped after the third for unknown reasons.