Bookstands

I think and hope the success of Devil In Winter on the bookstands was a sign of changes happening in the historical romance marketplace. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Julian Assange's long-awaited autobiography hits bookstands in Britain on Thursday. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Team guidance led to the selection of smaller units to direct house parties, handle publicity, issue publications, manage bookstands, organize parades and to conduct witness ❋ Unknown (2010)

I've tried various bookstands, but what worked best, much to my everlasting surprise, was reading ebooks on my iPhone. ❋ Greytfriend (2010)

Browsing through the bookstands awakened something in her. ❋ Bonnie Tsui (2009)

"Fantastic" won't arrive on bookstands till mid-February; but advance reports—featuring the Invisible Fantastic Iron Man, the Mighty Fantastic Thor, the Incredible Fantastic X-Men—are not mincing words fantastic. ❋ Steve (2009)

Angry Numismatist: If you park it close to a wall, they make for a nice pair of makeshift bookstands. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I heard Gordon Brown and saw a 'Times' columnist talk about 'the Maldives' as being under flooding threat - why hasn't the telling piece in the Speccie by that magisterial Norwegian hit the bookstands more? ❋ Unknown (2009)

Last year The Daily Telegraph exclusively published extracts from Tunnels just before it hit the bookstands. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I had seen the "pirate" Ace paperbacks with Jack Gaughn's splendid covers on the bookstands, but when I first saw the Ballentine edition -- with J.R.R. Tolkien's request for "courtesy to living authors" quote on the front cover -- I decided to give Lord of the Rings a try one winter's evening. ❋ Michael Evans (2004)

What we hear instead, not only in campaigns but on editorial pages, on bookstands, or in the ever-expanding blog universe, are deflections of criticism and assignments of blame. ❋ Obama, Barack (2006)