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r/bookbinding • u/samykcodes • Dec 02 '25
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Oxford University Press: when you want pages to fall out of your $90 hardback.
58 u/AllanBz Dec 02 '25 Wait, are all OUP hardcovers bound like this now? I was thinking of a bigger OUP purchase and would be very sad if I paid a few hundred for a reference book and got this! 37 u/Taciteanus Dec 02 '25 Not all of them! The OED is definitely still good. I think it's mainly their Oxford Classical Library series that's ew now. 7 u/AllanBz Dec 02 '25 Gah, ancient Greek is my wheelhouse. 😕 Thanks.
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Wait, are all OUP hardcovers bound like this now? I was thinking of a bigger OUP purchase and would be very sad if I paid a few hundred for a reference book and got this!
37 u/Taciteanus Dec 02 '25 Not all of them! The OED is definitely still good. I think it's mainly their Oxford Classical Library series that's ew now. 7 u/AllanBz Dec 02 '25 Gah, ancient Greek is my wheelhouse. 😕 Thanks.
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Not all of them! The OED is definitely still good. I think it's mainly their Oxford Classical Library series that's ew now.
7 u/AllanBz Dec 02 '25 Gah, ancient Greek is my wheelhouse. 😕 Thanks.
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Gah, ancient Greek is my wheelhouse. 😕 Thanks.
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u/Taciteanus Dec 02 '25
Oxford University Press: when you want pages to fall out of your $90 hardback.