Why are more and more books starting to be made like this? It is annoying to read with all the pages being different lengths or uneven and it looks retarded; like someone just took a pair of scissors to a perfectly good book and thought it looked better.
REEEEEEE
Lucas Reed
Austin Wilson
what was once a way of cutting corners now can be thought to add dignity to a book.
its a stupid fashion, if you don't like it buy a shear and quit being a pussy.
Jack Collins
I have that same copy of Broom. I like it. But that's also the largest/longest book I'd like it for. Anything 600+ should be standard pages. Also found this one for cheap recently. I think it's worth more than the average paperback copy of it
Luis Lee
>tfw I just ordered Broom of the System 2 days ago
Dammit OP. You should have posted this sooner.
Nolan Mitchell
Yeah I saw Infinite Jest in the same style for the 20th anniversary. Couldn't imagine reading an 1000+ page book like this.
Jonathan Cooper
Penguins Deluxe edition of Crime And Punishment is also like that. I hate it.
Sebastian Clark
>20th
Dad, it's been 50...
Evan Morales
Got that edition at a library sale once
All penguin deluxe editions use deckle edges I'm pretty sure.
Jordan Wright
The new edition of the Crying of Lot 49 has it too. Don't know why publisher's like deckled edges. Most read always find it to be quite annoying. Even as a kid when I read the series of unfortunate events, the edges pissed me off.
Tyler King
When did DFW write a sequel?