W. Frederick Zimmerman reviewed:
A Dictionary of Modern English Usage: The Classic First Edition (Oxford World’s Classics) 
 Five dead fishes to Oxford U. Press: book printed upside down!, February 28, 2010 Amazon Verified Purchase(What’s this?)
When my copy arrived, I discovered it is literally printed upside down. The text on the binding points one way, the text on the interior pages points the other way. Nice in a way to know that even the boffins at Oxford University Press can miss an enormous book-sized typo. Makes the rest of us feel a little better.
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 Essential? No. “Long”, yes., February 16, 2010 Amazon Verified Purchase(What’s this?)
These are most of the Wodehouse works published before 1922 which, sadly, leaves out most of his best stuff and includes primarily juvenilia.
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 Hitherto unpublished Keller novella, February 16, 2010 Amazon Verified Purchase(What’s this?)
I was thrilled to find this novella, which is not available in printed form, at all, on the Kindle. the Kindle formatting needs a careful proofing.
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An unexpected gem from Westlake’s early years, February 8, 2010 This early Westlake novel has been reissued from the terrific Hard Case Crime imprint. Flashes of Westlake’s LOL-funny style shine through more frequently than I expected. Up to the standard of some of the Dortmunder novels.
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An unexpected gem from Westlake’s early years, February 8, 2010 This early Westlake novel has been reissued from the terrific Hard Case Crime imprint. Flashes of Westlake’s LOL-funny style shine through more frequently than I expected. Up to the standard of some of the Dortmunder novels.
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