The ePub version I have of
Best Served Cold is a second eBook edition dated July 2012. It does not have big gaps between paragraphs.
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Originally Posted by Joques
DiapDealer, yes it's those chapters. Let me see how it is with my version (untouched original):
I Talins: All italic
II Westport: None italic
III Spiani: Starts italic, shifts to non-italic right after "Monza took down ..."
IV Visserine: All non-italic _except_ for the last portion of the 3rd sentence! Weird.
V Puranti: First sentence is italic, the rest is non-italic. It could have worked, but the very first capital letter of that italicized sentenced was _non_-italic for some reason.
VI Ospria: All italics, expect for, again, the very first letter.
VII Talins: Same as VI.
I guess if these chapters are fine and consistent in your versions of the book, then the publisher probably cleaned them up at some point. Which is fine. I realize the standard of formatting is getting better, like Katsunami says.
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I've checked and the version I have is good in terms of the italics. My guess is this was all fixed in the second edition.