Additional photographs from the estate of Leicester Hemingway (pages 104, 109, 110, and 115) reveal
holographs and typed correspondence never before published.
Lewis"; "Young King Cole and Other Pieces and
Holographs of Other Lewis Poems"; "The
Holograph Contents of `Half Hours with Hamilton'"; and "The
Holograph Contents of Lewis's Earliest Poems, in the Handwriting of Arthur Greeves, 1915-1917." King also includes over fifty pages of very useful explanatory notes, an extensive bibliography, and a detailed index.
The Introduction explains that the book is aimed at 'Internet administrators and Web developers', and 'this book provides the advanced knowledge that you'll need to design and configure holographic solutions for the Internet.' In the forward we are told '
holographs (sic) will be used to enrich web sites, liven up digital presentations and bring superb effects to video productions.' This is holographic science fiction, not any reality that is available now or in the foreseeable future.
On internet auctions, bids of pounds 300 are not unheard of for really desirable cards like the
holographs of Charizard and Chansey.
The major portion of the book presents forty art/printer projects that include designing gift-wrap, greeting cards, stationery, posters,
holographs, calendars, and more.
Feminism?'; a description by Charles Blyth of his use of the
holographs in his proposed edition of The Regiment; a very searching and interesting language-based account by Roger Ellis (a forthcoming editor of Hoccleve Selections for Everyman) of the relations between The Letter of Cupid, its source in Christine de Pizan, and some pro/antifeminist texts of Chaucer.
Roper's guiding principle is fidelity, aiming both to follow the
holographs 'as closely as their nature and ordinary typography allow' and to record as many revisions as possible.
Features such as bar codes, magnetic stripe encoding,
holographs, or ultraviolet (UV) printing are available for composite cards but must be purchased and integrated separately.
It would be an oversight not to praise the wealth of variety in the ninety pages of illustrations--photographs, drawings, book plates,
holographs of letters--without which no book on Morris is complete.
The first reaction of any reader must be gratitude to Alison Armstrong for her meticulous transcription of this one extant manuscript version, so nearly illegible to any eye untrained in deciphering Yeatsian
holographs. The volume includes the typed text of 1938, the 'Texas typescript'.
To lure the predominantly young consumer, cards now feature bright colors and often integrate sophisticated images like 3-D and
holographs combined with chromium-enhanced technology.
Three and one half notebooks of
holographs are in the Berg Collection of the New York Public Library.
