On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, Chris Csernica wrote:
> Felix Oscar wrote:
>
> > I bought the recent Houghton 3-in-1 but many text lines were smeared
> > and some pages were printed crooked. Also the page with the ring
> > writing had the wrong font in the wrong places.
> >
> > They don't make things like they used to, huh.
>
> The quality of the most recent editions have been *very* disappointing.
> Even with the hardcovers, the paper has a very cheap feel to it. If you
> want a decent copy, you have to shell out for the fancy red book.
Another recommendation (although it is expen$ive) is the Easton Press
edition, which is what I have. I've not read the "fancy red book", but I
think I've seen it in the stores, and I believe that Easton Press is even
higher quality. About $50 per book as I recall, but 100% worth it. I love
Easton Press. Even a crappily-written book feels like a masterpiece when
you read EAston Press because your fingers are having an orgasm.
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