Re: Hardcover Classics

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Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2012 10:57:06 -0700
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Suggest you buy the Heritage Editions, most of the classics in really fine
bindings..300 year-acid-free paper.  Powells Books and other sources easily
available for quality used copies.  Search:  www.abe.com for other
suppliers.

 

 

Donald Chvatal

President, Ringgold Inc.

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Portland, OR  97210-6646

Ph: 503-977-1313

Fax: 503-977-1314

Cell: 503-309-2589

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Hello,

 

Over the years, our library has lost many of the classic titles that often
appear on English literature syllabuses.  This leaves us in the awkward
situation of having the criticism, but not the underlying texts.  Replacing
them has proven less then straightforward.  Although you can find an
inexpensive paperback of these novels in nearly every bookstore in the
country, finding durable editions that will hold up in a library is not very
easy.

 

Please send me your ideas on how to identify hardcover versions of classic
novels.  My preference is for new books, but I am open to buying second
hand.

 

Thanks,

 

--Ken Smith

Acquisitions Librarian

Valdosta State University

1500 North Patterson Street

Valdosta, GA 31698

 




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