I've got two paperback copies of this book, both dated 1985,
both with the same typeface and pagination, and both from
Penguin, but they've got different covers and different
prices.
The one with a windowpane or Mondrian
sort of front, with a car fire, a determined male face, a
bimbo, etc., in the boxes, is $3.95, and the one with a
diagonal title casting shadows on the front is $4.95.
I've never seen this difference
before. Does it happen often? Is there some sensible
marketing reason for it?
Joy the baffled http://badattitudes.com/MT/archives/003936.html
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