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| dagirlskenny04-13-04, 12:58 PM | that got your attention. Anyway, i'm not actually talking about the content of any novels, but the actual bindings of them. I have a copy of Dissolution in hardback and the pages don't seem to have been cut properly, giving it a kind feathers effect. Now, without the dust cover on, you have a blue book, with old fashioned feather edges, and with a cool sigil on the front Now the question. does anyone one else have this, or am i just special like my mum always says? Kenny |
| Kuje3104-13-04, 01:24 PM | Originally posted by dagirlskenny that got your attention. Anyway, i'm not actually talking about the content of any novels, but the actual bindings of them. I have a copy of Dissolution in hardback and the pages don't seem to have been cut properly, giving it a kind feathers effect. Now, without the dust cover on, you have a blue book, with old fashioned feather edges, and with a cool sigil on the front Now the question. does anyone one else have this, or am i just special like my mum always says? Kenny Yes, all of them are like that actually. :) Some books come clean cut and others come like that. I know this because I have almost 1,000 novels. :) |
| Faraer04-13-04, 01:37 PM | That's called deckle edge. It's an expensive 'prestige' printing option. |
| WizO_BigSister04-13-04, 05:36 PM | This is a thread about novels; not about the Realms or the D&D game but about FR novels and how they are presented. Sorry people, but it was decided that the Novels Forum is now no more; also all discussion on the issue of closing the novels forums is now closed. Topics focused on the FR novels are no longer allowed. To see the rules about Forgotten Realms Novels please look at the Novels - Important Info - Read This!!!! (http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=185204) thread. Please do not start new threads focused on novels or discussing the decision. Please do not make posts on someone elses thread if either the thread or the post violates these rules. If you have issues you would like to discuss concerning this decision about novels novels you can (a) email custserv@wizards.com or write a letter to the Wizards of the Coast Book Publishing Department, P.O. Box 707, Renton, WA 98057-0707 If you have issues about the novels themselves you can (a) write to these contacts or (b) log onto one of the numerous forums on the net devoted to the discussion of Wizards of the Coast's novels. Thank you. |