The S.E.C. Form 10 filing moves the company closer toward the split and gives shareholders a better idea of what the stand-alone publishing company, called the "New News Corporation" in the report, will look like financially when the spinoff is completed in mid-2013.
And as a stand-alone publishing enterprise, there is no place to hide when the ad market sours: New York Media lost a couple of million dollars in 2009, laid off 10 percent of its staff, and now that advertising is crawling back, is on track to make a couple of million dollars next year.
The SEC filing was made in advance of a planned investor day next week to provide a financial overview of the soon-to-be stand-alone publishing company.
Fables and Reflections includes the Sandman Special, originally published as a stand-alone issue, which assimilates the myth of Orpheus into the Sandman mythos, as well as a very short Sandman story from the Vertigo Preview promotional comic.
In this stand-alone volume published in Norway in 2008, Mr. Nesbo, the author of the Harry Hole series, allows for the absurdity of the situation but keeps his composure.
She is also working on a screenplay of The Winter Ghosts, her stand-alone novella published in 2009.
New York magazine already publishes two annual design issues and a third stand-alone issue called New York Design Hunting.
Several of the stories have been previously published; most could stand alone.
Nineteen of these qualitative studies were published, either as stand alone papers or within another paper.
"Reverend", in which he looks back on his religious childhood, is a masterclass in balance and precision, and easily stands alone (it was published as a short story in the New Yorker).
· Let Me Stand Alone - The Journals of Rachel Corrie is published by Granta, at £12.99.
