Can anyone that owns this edition (Dalkey Archive Press) of The

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It's a well constructed book.

this is nice marketing

>>8661637
What the fuck is Atlantic books? I've never heard of them before. I have the black border penguin classics edition (probably out of print now but you might be able to find a used copy on amazon) and it's decent enough print-wise.

>>8661637
honestly, if you have an e-reader, recognitions is a pain to carry around

Dalkey Archive are the best fucking publishers around tbqh. They publish the best authors and their books' quality is top notch - usually it's soft matte material, pages are pretty thick and durable. I have Murnane and Gass books from them. I also had Atlantic Books release of Gaddis but it isn't that bad, maybe just the page paper is a little shitty

>>8661684
I like the intent behind Dalkey, and their print quality is decent, but some of their intros are terrible, especially anything by that cunt Rick Moody. Also it's annoying that their entire catalog isn't always available.

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You absolute beauty, thank you so much.

>>8661684
The problem I had with the Atlantic Books edition in my library was the ink looked almost smeared (like they had to much loaded).

>>8661709
I think the intro is by Gass.

>>8661739
Bad luck, mine Atlantic one is pretty clear and crisp

>>8661739
I know they use Gass's intro for this book, but I'm saying Moody has done a few others for Dalkey and his intros are always shit.

got the JR dalkey archive edition. great paper and binding quality.

>>8661637
I have it, but I do not own a camera and my cellphone broke. The copy I have is in pristine condition and I'm quite happy with it.