Thread: From The Economist: Deckle edge pbooks and changing times
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Old 07-19-2012, 08:53 AM   #32
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Not a fan of the ragged edge or the way most standard edition books are produced nowadays. (You can tell I'm old fashioned by the use of the term "nowadays.")

Favorite standard editions are those put out by Library of America. They just do it right, IMO.
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