Sentence examples for selected edition from inspiring English sources

Marchand's complete edition, containing around 3,000 letters, is, of course, the one necessary for scholars, but Lansdown has put together a larger and more satisfying selected edition than Marchand's own Selected Letters and Journals, published by the Belknap Press in 1982.

Lansdown's New Selection contains 300 letters, about twice the number as Marchand's selected edition.

Despite being published under the unexciting title "Original Letters," the first selected edition sold out within a week.

If Robinson Jeffers weighs in more heavily than John Crowe Ransom, we remember that Robert Hass, also on the committee, did a selected edition of Jeffers some years back.

Then, in 2013, a handsome facsimile edition, "The Gorgeous Nothings," was published by New Directions, followed, this fall, by a compact selected edition, "Envelope Poems," the fruits of a collaboration between the Dickinson scholar Marta Werner and the poet and visual artist Jen Bervin.

So first we put together one new collection of poetry—"The Goose Bath" (soon to be available in the U.S. from Bloodaxe Books in the selected edition "Storms Will Tell"); and next we released the novel "Towards Another Summer" (published in America last year by Counterpoint).

It includes selected editions of 7.5- & 15-minute quads covering the San Francisco Bay Area and the Monterey Bay regions.

During her lifetime, though no complete edition of Piatt's poems was being published, her poems were assembled into many different selected editions.

Already as a youth, Anderson was an aesthete; he assembled his own library of carefully selected editions, had what Eric calls "a cutting-edge record collection," and covered the walls of his room with his own graphic art and collages.

"We select editions from time to time and have sections translated".

The series is intended to produce neither a complete edition of Leibniz's writings nor a comprehensive selected works edition.