umm, Robin?
Just checking on pre-ordering #7 with a coupon we have, and Barnes Noble is
(still?) listing $6 as a hardback, and says #7 will be hardback-only... so
that's pretty confusing...
Has the publisher changed their mind (that you know of), or is BN just being
sloppy?
thanks,
chimene
sorry, AFTER i posted, i re-read your reply AGAIN a printed hardcover just
feels like a paperback to us, and that's the sense memory I was working from.
we're just old, I guess, 8-) -- hardcovers are supposed to have jackets! so
I guess there's nothing wrong with BN's listings after
On 12/25/2010 2:00 PM, Patricia Dunham wrote:
Anybody know? Did Medieval Clothing and Textiles #6 have an edition that came
without a dust jacket, or do we need to yell at the vendor? Our Christmas copy
unexpectedly has a very nicely printed hard cover, but no dust jacket, and 1-5,
as we
Thanks for the information. I think we'll scan the cover and make ourselves a
dustjacket. Our books need the actual extra protection, although we're not
collectors or anything.
chimene
On Dec 26, 2010, at 12:10 AM, Robin Netherton wrote:
On 12/25/2010 2:00 PM, Patricia Dunham wrote:
Anybody know? Did Medieval Clothing and Textiles #6 have an edition that came
without a dust jacket, or do we need to yell at the vendor? Our Christmas copy
unexpectedly has a very nicely printed hard cover, but no dust jacket, and 1-5,
as we have them, all have DJs.
thanks!
chimene
ps, my
