Sentence examples for trade edition from inspiring English sources

I've also recently edited, for Scribner, a new trade edition of Fitzgerald's 1922 novel The Beautiful and Damned, a book saturated with the nervous energy of the Jazz Age.

"So for me, it's a cool ego thing — I get to be in the trade edition.

These charcoal drawings were later published in a 1936 trade edition with biographies of each musician.

Demand was such that a trade edition was issue by Thames and Hudson two years later.

Regardless, readers loved the translation and the prints leading to multiple editions, including a sold out trade edition.

In particular, the 1985 trade edition of his Dante's Inferno: The First Part of the Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri.

Online trade editions of Portraits in Plaster and Talks in a Library can be found in Google Books.

The trade editions, retailing for £6.99, will feature additional commentary on each fairy tale from Professor Dumbledore and an introduction by Rowling.

They have talked about different things, various kinds of trade editions or a gift book sort of thing with much more illustration and far less text.

Granary Books has also published trade editions of exhibit catalogs, out of print and first edition poetry, and books about books, particularly artist books – notably Johanna Drucker's The Century of Artists Bookss.

We are well past the point where the term "graphic novel" is sufficient to describe the wealth of material being produced and distributed in trade editions.