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I teach with historical cookbooks and it is exactly these sorts of annotations that offer a window into past, lived, practices and the differences between the ideal world presented in the cookbook and the real world of the people using them.
He's currently working on The Annotated Annotations of Leslie S. Klinger.
I got a topnotch annotated HPL from Typewronger books in Edinburgh -- annotations by Leslie "Mr Annotations" Klinger.
Bryan R Christ, Jonathan Kropko, Thomas Hartvigsen MATHWELL: Generating Educational Math Word Problems Using Teacher Annotations https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.15861
Are there any modern books that got the scholarly annotations treatment? https://www.booksns.com/92924/ I'm not looking for something where the annotations are fictional or part of the story, I'm looking for the real deal. I remember seeing an annotated copy of American Gods by Neil Gaiman done …
I'm not looking for something where the annotations are fictional or part of the story, I'm looking for the real deal. I remember seeing an annotated copy of American Gods by Neil Gaiman done by Leslie S. Klinger and an Amazon search found that Klinger also annotated Gaiman's Sandman graphic novels. Is there anything else?Thanks in advance!by wiccanhot
I’m reading annotated Hasidic Tales and the annotations are so darn good and pithy it’s borderline distracting!
"Why are they being thrown away? Can't they be sold or donated?" Not really. Or rather, if they could, libraries would be doing so. But almost nobody wants old textbooks and absolutely nobody wants spine-cracked paperbacks that are full of annotations"Why are they being thrown away? Can't they be sold or donated?" Not really. Or rather, if they could, libraries would be doing so. But almost nobody wants old textbooks and absolutely nobody wants spine-cracked paperbacks that are full of annotations
@courtabovethecut.bsky.social Further to our chat on your YouTube video comments: Stourport basins Canal-yellow Upper basins-green Lower basins-purple Reclaimed basin-blue Footpath that crosses over buried lock-red. Additional close up photo of reclaimed basin and all basins without annotations.
