Lastly, the publisher of " Health Values ", Charles B . Slack, Inc ., published a reprint edition of Dunn's " High Level Wellness " that achieved a wider distribution and impact.
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His book " Step by Step in Esperanto " has for decades remained the most frequently used textbook for English speakers learning Esperanto; a ninth reprint edition, published by Esperanto-USA, appeared in 1991.
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"' Firebird Books "'( launched January 2002 ) is an imprint of Penguin Group ( USA ) Inc ., publishing mainly paperback reprint editions of science fiction and fantasy for teenagers and adults.
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Xavier Rynne's 1968 book, was called " a landmark history of the council " by Gustav Niebuhr in The New York Times after a reprint edition was published in 1999 by Orbis Books.
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Other later reprint editions of the 1891 version include " Oahspe-the angel cover edition " by David Cardone, published 1998 and the white paperback edition published by the Universal Faithists of Kosmon in 2004.
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In a 2009 preface to a reprint edition of his novel, Silverberg said he had read " Anthem " in 1953, but had long forgotten it when he wrote " A Time of Changes ".
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A Canadian reprint edition of the first run included material from both " Super Science Stories " and " Astonishing Stories "; it was unusual in that it printed some original fiction rather than just reprints.
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The play was included in the eventual second folio of Jonson's works ( 1640 1 ), published after his death in 1637, and also was issued in a separate " variant reprint edition " in 1641.
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Described by the New York Herald Tribune as " a lively and continuously readable yarn, " it was successful enough to have a reprint edition by another publisher in its first year ( 28 Mar . 1926 ).
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The novel was originally serialized in the pulp magazine " The Thrill Book " in 1919 . A scholarly reprint edition was issued by Arno Press in 1978, and a mass market paperback by Carroll & Graf in 1984.
