[bksvol-discuss] Re: : opticbook and nass narkets

Hi Monica,

I haven't paid attention to the publisher of the books, but will from now
on.  It seems to me that books printed only in paperback, those that didn't
come out in hard cover first are more likely to be printed closer to the
binding.  But that probably isn't always true.  I'll try to notice more of a
pattern if there is one.

Mayrie

 

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Wow! I can see I've gotten lucky with my mass markets. Maybe it's because I
scan more nonfiction than fiction. Mayrie, have you noticed any pattern with
the publisher or imprint of books that have writing too close to the spine? 


Monica Willyard
"The best way to predict the future is to create it." -- Peter Drucker

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