The
soft-cover book, titled "Iomann don Domhan: Photographs by Ron Rosenstock," features photographs in an exhibition of his work currently on display at Worcester Art Museum.
The Bamboo Paper app creates blue-cover booklets that resemble the small
soft-cover Moleskine notebooks, and it offers the choice of plain, lined, and graph-paper sheets as well as four ink colors.
Flat World offers texts for free at its website and generates revenues from selling printed
soft-cover editions, audio books and other products at prices much lower than those of traditional textbooks.
The
soft-cover book, the first of seven in the hugely popular series, was one of only 200 copies printed, unlike later printings that were in the millions, and was issued with illustrated wrappers by the London-based publisher Bloomsbury in 1997, according the Heritage Auction Galleries.
This 220-page
soft-cover gem contains 21 chapters plus a contact list of manufacturers and a glossary of archery terms.
The 76-page
soft-cover book covers 112 ASTM standards that apply to tribology.
Each 64-page,
soft-cover book retains key phrases and quotations from the original classic.
Brisbane's 1st Battalion, 12th (East Suffolk) Regiment Detachments, 1860-66, ISBN 0958084815,
soft-cover, A5, 158 pp, $30 ($34 incl p&p)
The
soft-cover book defines common terms such as brand and news release, as well as lesser-known and newer terms such as blog and ZMET.
The spiral-bound,
soft-cover format is convenient, low-cost and appropriate for a publication that could receive daily use for a few years (particularly by students), later to be replaced by updated versions (already planned) as the content evolves.
Exotic Viral Diseases: A Global Guide by Berger et al is a small,
soft-cover, 252-page handbook organized by disease or disease group.