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Old 05-15-2008, 07:44 AM   #8
MaggieScratch
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There was some news a couple of months ago that Penguin was going to release their classics as "enhanced" ebooks.

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Penguin USA will launch a line of enhanced e-book classics this May, beginning with Pride and Prejudice. The new e-books, which will be compatible with all e-book devices, will feature an array of features, including a filmography, period book reviews, recipes and black-and-white illustrations. Price will be the same as the print edition, $8. Nine other Penguin classics will be released in the enhanced format in the fall. Makinson said the classics are a “great place to start” to test the possibilities of the electronic format.
My inner copy editor heaves a giant sigh at "will feature an array of features."

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