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...d pages in a publication, usually the last page of text. Non-first edition trade printings and book club edition (BCE) printings do not contain explicit sta ...o be useful in identifying the second or even later printings of Doubleday trade editions. For example, Asimov's [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?19

...I call a set of stories set in a common setting) (like Connan, Start Trek, Star Wars) as a series would be helpful and then allow more than one series to b :That's pretty much the current SOP, e.g. see ''Star Wars Universe'', ''Star Trek Universe'', etc. [[User:Ahasuerus|Ahasuerus]] 20:49, 10 May 2006 (CDT)

...ft;" | One of the largest publishers of horror and dark fiction; limited & trade editions. | style="text-align: left;" | One of the Big Five. The SFF imprint Tor has been listed separately.

I have a book that was sent to the trade to market a new novel (In this case, the Weber/Ringo "March to the Stars"). ...weekend book: {{a|Robert Rankin}} has got a "sculpture" credit on at least five book covers, not shown here, and they're a darn sight better than some of t

...-color: #f3e8d8;" | Needs lengths, info about which is essays, contents of trade ed. !| Star Destroyers

...ficantly cheaper. However, the ''collected issues'' of such are usually in trade paperback format, and it's those that I generally want to keep out. The onl ...aim. I'll leave the book out. (Although I'm going to read it Real Soon Now™.) [[User:Chavey|Chavey]] 15:34, 14 November 2012 (UTC)

...t prepositions: Capitalize all those of four letters or more; all those of five letters or more; or none at all. There is [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Li ...on" rule. Do you want to change thousands of existing titles just to leave five words out of a definition? It is really not a long or difficult rule. --[[U

...art appeared in. Search finds just 14 "untitled" interior art titles plus five untitled cartoons. Anyone have opinions about updating the help and fixing ...lready confusing enough with the limited ed hc having the same ISBN as the trade paperback. [[User:Dcarson|Dana Carson]] 12:24, 1 Aug 2007 (CDT)

...that would list ''every'' author on the title page if there were more than five, but I guess it could happen. In that case, I'd go with "uncredited". But ...seudonym" of the actual editor. This happens, for example, with the Binary Star series of books edited by {{A|James R. Frenkel}}. Those books don't officia

• 8 • Double Star (Part 1 of 3) • serial by Robert A. Heinlein (aka Double Star) ...(Part 1 of 3) • serial by Robert A. Heinlein (book publication as Double Star)

...doing this is that publishers call them "Mass Market Paperbacks" and not "Trade Paperbacks". There is one listed on today's ISFDB.org home page, see [http :::* Books in the same series, e.g. Star Wars or Asimov's Foundation

...r one novel and one novella, and still be considered omnibuses. The Binary Star publications, as described above, seem more like anthologies to me than omn "Binary Star series" are obviously OUT as too controversial. "Omnibus" is a separate iss

:An audiobook is a publication format, analogous to hardcover, paperback, trade paperback, ebook, etc. Reviews of titles which are eligible for the databas An editor left a note on my talk page about "This publication is more than five months away from being published and should not have been entered into the

:HTML in titles will mess up searches, which appears to be a bad trade-off. [[User:Ahasuerus|Ahasuerus]] 14:38, 29 July 2009 (UTC) ...used should be intuitively readable. While it may seem redundant to state "Star date 2134" it also means someone unfamiliar with the consensus developed fo

...I did. I just can't recall WHICH though. (I picked up a LARGE box of free Star Trek books yesterday and have been processing in a fairly random manner). I ...ns that we do have here - but it's not uncommon to review a Hardcover and (Trade?) Paperback edition simultaneously. They'd be reviews of an "Edition" I'd s

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