Fearless history, recent classics and toys
For its 40th anniversary Picador has reissued some of its best-loved titles in trade paper editions with arresting black and white covers. The Line of Beauty by Alan Hollinghurst and Mother’s Milk by Edward St. Aubyn, Php455 each at National Bookstores. Also available are novels by Cormac McCarthy, Bret Easton Ellis and Graham Swift.
Thinking the Twentieth Century by Tony Judt with Timothy Snyder, Php1395 at National Bookstores.
The limited edition Moleskine Lego notebook has a Lego plate attached to the cover and Lego minifigures and bricks stickers. The pocket-sized Moleskines (Lego Yellow Brick Pocket Ruled and Lego Yellowfish Green Brick Pocket Plain), Php1260. The large Moleskine journals (Lego Black Brick Large Ruled and Lego Red Brick Large Plain), Php1710. “Limited edition” means “Better get them asap, the Star Wars Moleskines ran out quickly.”
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February 21st, 2012 at 07:50
Unrelated, but breaking news. Marat has finally joined twitter. His handle is safin_marat1. I hope that would tempt you to join twitter.