But no longer—in "Literchoor Is My Beat": A Life of James Laughlin, Publisher of New Directions, Ian S. MacNiven has given us a sensitive and revealing portrait of this visionary and the understory of the last century of American letters.
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... publishers offer to this man of un- counted millions ? That he will receive a cheque for some amount is to be ... obscure . " PUBLISHERS AND BOOK- SELLERS OUTSIDERS are said to see most of the game , so the following remarks by ...
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... publishers who have added so much to mandolin or- chestra literature in the last ten years ? We have noticed that occasionally some leaders will dig around , hunting for some obscure piece in an obscure catalog , oftentimes not arranged ...
... obscure books two and a - half years he was with Mr. Edward appear which publishers do not take the trouble Stanford of Charing Cross , as the head of his to subscribe at S.M.'s or elsewhere . ' Now it counting - house , but he gave up ...
... publishers especially for libraries at small additional cost . In addition to the well known houses supplying ... obscure publishers and propagandists of one kind and another . In very few cases are the books desirable additions ...
... publishers at the same time . Instead we often require single books and some of them from obscure publishers . In such cases the bookseller will be very unlikely to make more than a normal net profit , and he may even fail to make ...
... obscurity to heroism , and were through it looked upon as saints and martyrs , who had passed through a dread fiery ordeal , and had come out at last purified . To some poor starving authors , and obscure publishers , the Pillory ...
... obscurity to heroism , and were through it looked upon as saints and martyrs , who had passed through a dread fiery ordeal , and had come out at last purified . To some poor starving authors , and obscure publishers , the Pillory ...