Behold the majesty! Also, some of the shameless blurbs these books use are listed beneath the relevant titles: stolen from other editions by better publishers, they are usually stolen ineptly, referring to translators, editors, cover designers and even whole books not actually involved in eMagination's versions.
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"Excellent introduction; a nicely laid out, affordable edition." --Tim Peltason, Wellesley College
Catherine Ingrassia, Virginia Commonwealth University:"This splendid edition is ideal for both the student and the scholar of Austen..." |
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| [Coralie Bickford-Smith's] recent work for Penguin Classics is...nothing short of glorious (Anna Cole Co. ) --Anna Cole Co |
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| "Alton and Broadview are to be commended for bringing them together in a single volume." -- Elizabeth Keyser, Hollins University "Broadview’s Little Women provides a definitive text along with the most comprehensive historical overview offered...a wonderful achievement long overdue." --Daniel Shealy, University of North Carolina at Charlotte |
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Is "Masterpiece, last forever" a comment, or an exhortation?
Sweet...heavens...above. That said, if I wanted to read War and Peace or whatever and this was the only version that was free, I wouldn't give a monkey's about the cover.
ps I've changed all of my book covers, I'd be very interested in your opinion if you have five minutes:
http://lukesmitherd.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/cover-versions.html
I have a hard time believing this is real - and yet at the same time I don't. Which is deeply sad.
These all look like some posters done on Microsoft Word using the Google image search for content! Ulysses
In a multi coloured corporate font is particularly disturbing....
These all look like some posters done on Microsoft Word using the Google image search for content! Ulysses
In a multi coloured corporate font is particularly disturbing....
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