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And Frank Barbieri, a San Francisco-based executive at the start-up PebblePost that tracks online activity to send direct mail advertising, tries to limit his 5-year-old daughter’s screen time to Italian language content.

But getting English flipback editions of Mr. Green’s books proved endlessly complicated. Jongbloed is currently the only printer in the world that makes them, using ultrathin but durable paper from a mill in a village in Finland. The first sample pages that Jongbloed sent looked cluttered, with letters and words crammed too close together. Dutton’s designers experimented with different fonts and spacing and sent the printer a revised layout. Reformatting “An Abundance of Katherines,” a book that has footnotes and mathematical equations, was especially tricky.

A former journalist and author of the 2014 novel "Horrorstör" – which he describes as "a haunted-house story set in an Ikea" – Hendrix once had an online column reviewing forgotten paperbacks for the sci-fi/fantasy house Tor. His editor persuaded him to fashion a book proposal, and Philadelphia-based publisher Quirk commissioned this tongue-in-cheek look at one of the most peculiar phenomena in recent publishing history – the book was released last fall.

Traditional knee replacements look similar to the custom models, but Stem said they don’t always align exactly with the patient’s bone structure, which can cause complications for the patient down the road.

Printing Perspective – It’s refreshing to see the demand for a printed version of an exclusively digital brand. Buzzfeed does cater more toward millennials; however Tasty content crosses generational lines, more-so than the 90s pop culture references, evolving tech and the like that can be found on the majority of Buzzfeed’s website. Cookbooks happen to be a medium that lend themselves well to print, with colorful imagery of the prepared food and sometimes step-by-step instructions. Cookbooks also have had some big play this year — like Chrissy Teigen’s Cravings cookbook, which has been huge on social and is on the NYT best sellers list in Food and Diet Books and has been since it came out early in 2016. Tasty is a brilliant way to meld social media content and print in a timely way.

On one of her store’s shelves, up high, out of reach, is a copy of the self-published first edition. Slotnick has had a few come and go over the years. The first she sold to a man who built a wing on his house just for cookbooks (and in it, a glass case for the Joy). She sold a second to a relative of the A.C. Clayton Printing Company, on whose printer the edition was made. The copy that Slotnick has now is priced at $4,000—in perfect condition (from a non-collector’s perspective), and includes a typo—donuts calling for two cups of baking powder––that, legend has it, is almost always crossed out, by hand, in pen, in other existing copies. All that Slotnick’s copy is missing is the dust jacket.

Sotheby’s Paris sells the seventh part of the R. & B. L. Library on Tuesday, October 9: First Editions, Reviews, Autograph Letters, and Manuscripts, in 313 lots. One of the very rare 1869 copies of Isidore Lucien Ducasse’s Les chants de Maldoror is estimated at €100,000-150,000, while six Mallarmé poems in manuscript could fetch €80,000-120,000. An 1891 letter from Rimbaud to his sister Isabelle is estimated at €80,000-100,000. A number of other Rimbaud and Mallarmé manuscripts also rate high estimates.

I have two favorite bookstores – McKay’s Used Books and CDs, which is my local book haunt in Knoxville, and Porter Square Books in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where I used to work.

And not only along the canyons of New York. The lush lives these rich lead are consuming our planet’s resources at a rate that’s speeding the degradation of our natural world.

But at MIT, scientists Changil Kim and Mike Foshey have developed a way around this, using a method called RePaint. Using 3D printing, 10 different inks, and artificial intelligence, their technique points to a world of inexpensive, super-accurate cloned paintings.

A newborn blanket becomes a favorite hug buddy with this adorable keepsake from Stitches By Natalie. The seamstress can make elephants, bears, pigs, owls, and much more.