1abysswalker
Perhaps appropriate for the day after Halloween, by any chance can someone with a copy of the Four Corners 2008 edition of Dracula confirm that the binding is sewn?
Given the seeming care of the production, my guess is yes, but then the low price gives me pause. Additionally, the focus of the edition seems to be primarily on graphic design elements, and I have talked to graphic designers that don't seem to mind glued bindings.
(I came across a mention of this edition while trawling the archives here, so I figure some member probably has a copy.)
Given the seeming care of the production, my guess is yes, but then the low price gives me pause. Additionally, the focus of the edition seems to be primarily on graphic design elements, and I have talked to graphic designers that don't seem to mind glued bindings.
(I came across a mention of this edition while trawling the archives here, so I figure some member probably has a copy.)
2mnmcdwl
It’s good timing you bring this up as I’m finally getting around to reading it now. Yes, the book has a sewn binding and is really a remarkable production considering the price. I highly recommend it.
