Thirteen digit ISBNs
Yesterday I bought my first book with a thirteen digit ISBN:
Williams, Hugo
Dear Room
London: Faber, 2006
978-0-571-23037-2
A defining moment, indeed
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A defining moment indeed. And interesting choice of book. The title poem was one I remember Hugo workshopping in the now-extinct "Lamb" group about four years ago. Good poem. I must buy my own first 13-digit ISBN book and read the rest!
Posted by: Ros Barber | March 29, 2006 at 12:10 PM
Thanks for the comment.
Dear Room is excellent: I seem to remember Please come late from somewhere else, though can't think where, LRB perhaps?
Now Faber will have to revise the Collected Poems :-)
Posted by: Tom | March 29, 2006 at 02:52 PM