I think the Hardback was absolutely the CBGBs of Gainesville.
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It is available now as a deluxe hardback from IndieByDesign.net.
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Indeed, they end up throwing the hardback at her head.
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Game Changers by João Medeiros is out now (Hardback, Little, Brown).
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My most distinct Hardback memory was the first time I ever went there.
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Hauser & Wirth created a lavish 450-page hardback catalog to accompany its booth.
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"My girlfriend stole the manuscript and had six copies printed in high quality hardback."
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A paperback version is in the works, but the hardback is not out of print.
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Dad gets you an unfunny expensive hardback coffee table book called Every Type of Poo.
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He likes winter but not summer, baths but not showers, hardback books but not paperbacks.
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The print edition ($17 on Amazon) is a beautifully produced hardback that makes a great gift.
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The Trouble With Women by Jacky Fleming is published by Square Peg in hardback at £9.99
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The purple hardback is about 9 inches square, with a fourfold poster and a 45 r.p.m.
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All packages include four hardback copies of the completed book as well as a digital version.
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They were large, old, hardback books with beautiful covers, as detailed and distinctive as vintage cars.
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This means it takes up about as much room in your bag as a hardback novel.
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In contrast, this cardboard piano folds down into a book that's no bigger than a typical hardback.
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"Ksiegi Jakubowe" has sold around 150,000 hardback copies, and last October won a prestigious prize, the Nike.
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Titles stolen include: A hardback first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone worth around £2555,2111 ($55,522).
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Currently I'm envisioning a nice, big, Euro-style hardback series that will eventually be housed in a slipcase.
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The slipcase hardback, bound in blocked cloth can be yours for almost the cost of a Kindle: $87.
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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Bloomsbury Publishing, £30/$38 hardback) is published worldwide on Oct. 4.
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In fact some literary editors will still only review fiction (on first publication) if it's published in hardback.
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Meanwhile, Annie opens a cardboard box of her mother's possessions and finds a yellow hardback entitled "Notes on Spiritualism".
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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Illustrated Edition (£30) will be available in hardback from 4 October 2016.
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In Britain, it was an immediate hit, selling just over 100,000 hardback copies in its first week of release.
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In Britain, it was an immediate hit, selling just over 100,000 hardback copies in its first week of release.
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In September, Bob Woodward's "Fear" sold 1.1 million copies in its first week in all formats (hardback, digital and audio).
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This monitor is also about as thick as a hardback volume of Lord of the Rings, but you know. Progress.
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There was a pile of cocaine and a student ID on a hardback copy of The Odyssey on the bed.
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"What Happened" is currently selling as an e-book for $14.99, in hardback for $17.99 and on audio for $25.99.
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But that loss may be offset by no longer having to tote a 600-page hardback around airports and onto planes.
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When collapsed, it looks like a deflated airbed: about the size of a big hardback book and weighing under two pounds.
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My girlfriend stole the manuscript and had six copies printed in high quality hardback, which she surprised me with for Christmas.
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"1Q84," Haruki Murakami Also bought in an airport bookstore, in hardback, and carried lovingly from New Zealand to Europe and back.
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Vile Days is a thick, 596-page hardback to be read first from the index, where the names rain down like manna.
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" Sony's Wonderbook "turned a hardback book into an augmented-reality surface," while Google's Visual Editions has explored the possibility of "unprintable books.
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These images were first published in 2011, in the hardback The Drawings of the Electric Pencil, when his identity was still unknown.
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This will bring you to the details page, where the Kindle format should already be selected (as opposed to Paperback or Hardback).6.
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Smug looking individuals who, rather than struggle with a newspaper or hardback book, simply whip out their Kindle and enjoy a good read.
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Reading this nearly 500-page hardback cookbook by acclaimed food journalist Mark Bittman is like taking a class with a helpful cooking instructor.
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As I type now, I'm picturing his slender finger gently running down the hardback cover of Isabel Wilkerson's The Warmth of Other Suns.
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Can you talk a little bit about the Hardback––which is now called Boca Fiesta––and about how it shaped the Gainseville music community?
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Starting in May, the series will feature full-color hardback volumes of the comics, many of which are in English for the first time.
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I study with hardback books because they are old or specialist, so most of the day in my study I am reading from paper.
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This hardback case offers exceptional protection for how slim and lightweight it is, and can easily be slipped into a bag or purse pocket.
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I don't know whether anyone remembers this series anymore, but they were nonfiction hardback books, on historical subjects, written for children or adapted from adult books.
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The resulting combination is about the same size and weight as a hardback notebook, and you can toss it into just about any bag no problem.
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"I felt it would be disconcerting for my authors to wander into a bookshop and see their editor's name writ large across a hardback," he said.
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ESR Hardback Trifold Case — starting at $11.99 See Details Another classic case with a color to match any personality is the Fintie Rotating Stand Protective Case.
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The compact hardback follows Pastoureau's histories of blue in 2001, black in 2009, and green in 2014 (he notes in Red that yellow is probably next).
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They arrived every month in big embossed hardback folders, and he would place each one next to its unread predecessor until the set occupied a whole bookshelf.
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I started buying secondhand hardbacks when I was a student, and so I have all the classics in hardback, and even a couple of inherited first editions.
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It then dives into the heart of the 440-page hardback book (paperback and Kindle versions are also available): 500 recipes with color photos and clear explanations.
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This led to much doom and gloom and it also led to the rise of ebooks which, at the time, cost far less than a paperback or hardback.
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He discreetly read "League of Denial: The NFL, Concussions and the Battle for Truth," by Mark Fainaru-Wada and Steve Fainaru, hiding the paperback inside a generic hardback.
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For hardback books (but also some paperbacks), their typically ragged dust jackets are usually splayed open to expose front, back and spine — more than in the final piece.
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And for sure I'll be spending time with Melissa Clark's new Good Appetite column, which we adapted from her cookbook "Dinner: Changing the Game," out in hardback tomorrow.
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"So aside from [the game], I'm supposed to get a spaceship USB drive, silver collector's box, CDs, DVDs, spaceship blueprints, models of the spaceship, a hardback book," he said.
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The company now has a new product called Prime Book Box, a subscription service for children's hardback books, selected by Amazon editors, sold as part of its Prime tier.
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Ms. Grady said she was happy to cater to the tourists pouring past her stall, which displayed hardback editions of Jane Austen, "Winnie-the-Pooh" and "Just William" stories.
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Similarly, a hardback signifies to authors and agents that this is a book their publisher cares about, so much so that some agents (and authors) will insist upon it.
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Also included in the set are a poster and a 120-page hardback book full of photos, some of which are "rare and unpublished," according to Queen's online store's website.
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Besides being the biggest-ever title in Indian sports publishing, it entered the Limca Book of Records for being the best-selling adult hardback across both fiction and non-fiction categories.
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But also, Harry Potter fans spend their hard earned cash to buy REAL BOOKS (hardback books even, from REAL BOOK STORES, not AMAZON) to put that money back into the economy.
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The small hardback, bound in a morning blue linen that matches her eyes, is a collection of iPhone snaps by Mr. Lagerfeld of the fluffy feline at play and at rest.
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The hardback is a mark of quality and a demonstration of intent on behalf of the publisher: it shows booksellers and reviewers that this is a book worth paying attention to.
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The Fulgur publication is an alluringly designed hardback, with a black cloth cover embossed with its title in foreboding red letters, endpapers of a sigil-covered hand, and lush color plates.
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As Pottermore announed on Friday, the designs are by illustrator Levi Pinfold, and there's one for each of the four Hogwarts houses as well as separate covers for hardback and paperback volumes.
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Leather and paper crafter Meg Krampf, who owns the Etsy shop PeskyCat Papercraft, built beautiful custome hardback covers for all seven Harry Potter books — including magnetic horcrux bookmarks to keep your place.
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This only really applies if you possess a lightweight e-reader though, because we're sorry, there's no way you can casually flick through a hardback if you can hardly move your arms.
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Lorella Belli, a literary agent, said that the figures vary from publisher to publisher, but that roughly speaking authors earn one British pound (about $1.40) per hardback, when paid a home royalty.
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So I spent many hours amusing myself by trying to read my father's hardback copies of "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey" and pretending I knew exactly what Homer was trying to say.
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Peter King had a hardback copy of the "Art of the Deal," along with a folded up copy of that day's New York Times, tucked into the backseat pocket in front of him.
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This "natural" lens produces a surprisingly narrow field of view; it's about 40° wide, similar to the area covered by a hardback book when you hold it about a foot from your face.
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Rated five stars by over 70% of the 4,000+ people who bought it, this hardback leather case is equipped with a front cover that flips back to prop up your iPad at virtually any angle.
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And in the summer of 2016, Contri released a 437-page, $60 hardback coffee-table-sized bible called Ultimate Nintendo: Guide to the NES Library, 1985–1995, which took him nearly three years to finish 1.
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Recently, after receiving 32 hardback copies of his debut novel, "The Woman in the Window," published under the pseudonym A. J. Finn, Mr. Mallory had to decide which of his collection would be relegated to storage.
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Pictures of newly-adopted dogs and untouched hardback books aren't just for clout, either: they pleasure the substantia nigra and the ventral tegmental areas of your brain, and ejaculate the dopamine you and I both desperately, desperately crave.
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Placed in a grid, the 38-year-old artist has stripped encyclopedias, law books, and other hardback, reference tomes down to their covers, and in so doing stripped them of their promise of our indepth comprehension of the world.
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In today's market, selling 3,000 copies of your novel is not unrespectable – but factor in the average hardback price of £10.12 and the retailer's 50 per cent cut, and just £15,000 remains to share between publisher, agent and author.
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The machine is the size of a large hardback book and produces results like this in minutes: "CAN-Q combines the advantages of both technologies: label-free readout, easy measurement procedure and automated analysis," explained Venneos co-founder Jonas Lehmann.
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" On a rainy August afternoon, perched on a hardback chair in his upstairs quarters, wearing jeans and a loose flannel shirt revealing a dark plexus of tattoos on his chest and arms, Rosenberg intently fielded questions about "Confessions of the Fox.
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If you do not want to use photos from a smartphone app to create a book, custom-printing companies like Plum Print will professionally photograph children's artwork and use the high-quality images to create a hardback book for you.
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II. Their publications include a chapbook, Position Papers (Factory Hollow Press, 2016), and a novel, Paul Takes the Form of a Mortal Girl (Rescue Press, hardback, 2017; Vintage, paperback, 2019), a 2018 finalist for the Lambda Literary and CLMP Firecracker Awards.
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Two of his hardback journals, each embossed with the calendar year and filled with handwritten notes from a Waterman pen, are now among the critical pieces of evidence that could result in Russia being absent from the next Olympic Games.
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Sales of digital books fell 218 percent to $230 billion in 25, a third straight decline, while hardback sales rose 22018 percent to $27.5 billion and paperback sales 270 percent to $693 billion, according to the Association of American Publishers.
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In between stopping the inmates from trying to turn hardback dust jackets into roaches, I spoke to some of them to see what they made of the bleak prison welfare statistics, and what—if anything—they think needs to be done about them.
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Recent examples of successful finds include the forthcoming auction of a "pristine" first-edition of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," which is one of just 500 hardback copies printed in 1997 — 300 of which were sent to schools and children's libraries.
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In addition to the hardback versions of the aforementioned stories you probably already own (you know, how to be a Parisian and how to dress like one), here's another to add to your library: #LoveVivier, a book on the iconic French shoe designer, Roger Vivier.
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I'd completely succumbed to Potter hysteria at a friend's urging even before I'd read the books, so the night before I left, I hadn't hesitated to make room for the first four of them, all in hardback, by tossing out an extra pair of pants.
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The hardback book — its endpapers decorated with tiny tents and an attached green ribbon playfully suggesting you might want to bookmark a site for your own camping excursion — has the earnestness of an academic text, which Hogue employs to give some humor to his endeavor.
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For "Underland", his new book of subterranean journeys through "deep time", Robert MacFarlane filled more than a score of miscellaneous notebooks, "from a tiny lilac-coloured Moleskine" to "robust hardback journals, tough enough to withstand being dragged through limestone tunnel systems and soaked in slate mines".
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Kate Skipper, buying director at U.K. bookstore chain Waterstones, said "Cursed Child" is already the store's biggest-selling hardback since Dan Brown's 2009 thriller "The Lost Symbol" and that it is expected sales would exceed those of "The Lost Symbol" by the end of its first week.
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She didn't make a big deal out of it beforehand on Instagram or Facebook, though she did send chunky, hardback books, all in black, as her invitations, with the title of her show, "Mysteries of a Garden at Night," etched in gold on the spine. Books!
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But if you truly must, at least skip the hardback and skim it on your Kindle to spare yourself the physical cover, which features the actress (clad in what could be described as "casual business casual" — she's wearing cutoff shorts and a blazer) posed like a Precious Moments figurine.
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By the end of the year, every publishing house in London will be commissioning hardback editions called stuff like Bleach Boys, Bleach of London, and London Bleach Style, full of the same guys standing against colored roller shutters in black or white T-shirts, with little fact files.
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But as he and Yearwood prepare to wrap up the U.S. leg of the world tour, he's exciting fans with the release of The Anthology Part 1, The First Five Years, a hardback memory book of more than 200 pages of Brooks' rare and archived personal photos and stories spanning from 1989-1993.
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George Tabb [of Roach Motel] lived in Tallahassee before he came to UF. But the combination of Var [Thelin] starting the [scene-defining] zine and record labelNo Idea plus Alan Bushnell opening the Hardback, which was kind of an anything-goes venue for punk or anything else, contributed to the scene becoming bigger than it did in other towns.
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Mary Jean Canziani has taken a hardback textbook called Basic Anxiety: A New Psychobiological Concept and painted over most of the cover — front, back, and spine, while leaving the title exposed — with a Edward Hopper-ish rural landscape dominated by a churning tornado as it bears down on a tiny yellow and red house cringing in the lower right corner.
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On one page of the large hardback, the perspective is on the ground at the mouth of the Jacobshavn Ice Fjord, with an incredible panorama taking in its icy peaks and the human spectators dwarfed by its form; on another, the New York Harbor is witnessed from the sky, an angle that emphasizes the proximity of the Statue of Liberty and Manhattan's high rises to the water.
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The other two were when Nicholas Mirzoeff asked him to illustrate a special hardback edition of The Appearance of Black Lives Matter, an examination of the transformation of visual culture in the wake of recent acts of police brutality, and when he was invited to co-curate Mari Evans: Carl Pope, an intertextual examination of the work of writer Mari Evans at Tube Factory Art Space in Indianapolis.
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