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...4701083-7617204 this record]. All three titles were allegedly published by Pocket in September 2005 and are out of print, which is quite unlikely. They are n

...://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?Editors%20of%20The%20Pocket%20Magazine The Pocket Magazine]

....cgi?22 Pocket Books]<br />[http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/publisher.cgi?482 Pocket Star Books]<br />[http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/publisher.cgi?296 Scribner]< ...ket+Star&unfiltered=1&qid=1502930700&sort=date-desc-rank Pocket Star]<br />Pocket Books [https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_nr_n_26?fst=as%3Aoff&rh=n%3A283155%2

Which way books from Pocket Books where the decisions you make determine which page you go to next in t :** My first thought was to delete it as there no way to know which of the Pocket Star Trek books were included but....

...h not identical): both are published to fulfill mass market needs, but the pocket books on the average are a bit wider than paperbacks. I think there is no n :::: Historically, the limiting factor for US-published "pocket size" paperbacks, which we call "mass market paperbacks", was the size of t

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..."pocket" size of paperback, which is 19-20 cm tall (and contrasts with non-pocket paperbacks which are generally 23 cm or more). But I now notice that the te ...re dit de poche" (I didn't find any standards for the format of so-called "pocket" books). --[[User:Vasha77|Vasha]] 22:54, 10 December 2016 (UTC)

...'ll have to check, and i think at least some of them are available in mobi-pocket format. That weakens my argument somewhat, but I note that most of the spec

::::*Consider [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?850023 The Pocket Song]. This is a fictionalized "Introduction" to the verse/song lyric of th ...ut "A Plague of Pythons" (Penguin UK) is 18cm. But "Retief of the CDT" (US Pocket edition) is 17.9cm and bigger than most other US editions. "Shield" (Magnum

Which effectively makes most of the European pocket editions "tp". The German "small format" has a width of ~12.5 cm; the Bulga

...” “Here you are, father!“ replied the little girl. And she drew out of her pocket a square-cut piece of greenish paper, all crumpled and greasy.” ...children, look about you!” “Here, father!“ the little girl took out of her pocket a square of greenish paper, crumpled and creased.... “

:I notice the site describes them as pocket books, despite the whole numbering and "volume" numbering schemes, so chapb

...g” and “Iceberg (adapted for young fans)” as titles as that’s exactly what Pocket Books did when they created the abridged/YA edition of the book.

...'ll have to check, and i think at least some of them are available in mobi-pocket format. That weakens my argument somewhat, but I note that most of the spec

...ial Novel", "Starfleet: Year One" apparently published amongst the monthly Pocket Books Star Trek releases from August 1999 on. There's supposed to be twelve