Simultaneous publication of The Little Friend in the United States and in Britain is set for the end of October.
Instead, he adopted the standard Victorian three-decker form – simultaneous publication in three volumes at a guinea and a half for the set.
The Panama Papers taskforce was announced in April, one week after the simultaneous publication of the first leaked files by media outlets in more than 80 countries.
As The Castle in the Forest approaches simultaneous publication in Britain and America, he is meeting the press yet again, talking, and laughing, and charming, and then talking some more.
Powell, who died four years ago at the splendid age of 94, would presumably have been more gratified by the simultaneous publication of two books about his life and work.
A byway in Frieze week, a small tributary running into the main stream, has been the simultaneous publication of two interviews, by Frieze Masters magazine and the Art Newspaper, with the director of the National Gallery, Nicholas Penny.
The first bestows a gift of $10,000 on a writer who has already made a notable reputation...& the second represents not only cash but simultaneous publication in 11 languages.
Kawauchi burst on the international scene in 2001 with the simultaneous publication of three beautiful books, Utatane (meaning Catnap), Hanabi (Fireworks) and Hanako - her intimate study of a young girl of the same name.
Despite the fact that Unnameable had advertised the event as "THE BIGGEST PUBLISHING NEWS SINCE THE SIMULTANEOUS PUBLICATION OF _LOLITA_ AND L.RON HUBBARD'S _DIANETICS_," and had invited its patrons to "dress as your favorite character from either book" for the big launch party, the early birds numbered just six.
In the 1930s the growing harmony and unity of economics was rudely shattered, first by the simultaneous publication of American economist Edward Chamberlin's Theory of Monopolistic Competition and British economist Joan Robinson's Economics of Imperfect Competition in 1933, then by the appearance of British economist John Maynard Keynes's General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money in 1936.
