41.  As a freelance writer of books and magazine and newspaper articles who is also a programmer, I have a small business that is widely scattered.

42.  Anyone could have one of those with a publisher by agreeing to buy $5,800 worth of books a week.

43.  Cybereditions will enable authors to add new material books in a flash, in much the way a newspaper updates a story from edition to edition.

44.  Despite the common background in the military and some similar incidents, the books are widely disparate in approach, ambition, style and content.

45.  Dennard turned in her completed books in 1992; it took another year for Carolrhoda to complete the publication process.

46.  D.J. Breazeale said the $250 check helps him buy books and pay part of his tuition at Montgomery Junior College.

47.  Despite spectacular reviews, none of McCarthy's previous books, all published by Random House, had ever sold more than 2,600 copies.

48.  Despite Stephen Hawking's reputation as a populist scientist, his books are not easy reads.

49.  Despite the power of using cyberspace for your name search, you'll find that nothing can replace books and human experts.

50.  Despite the sites and sounds of battle, one of the oldest and most accurate ways of telling the story of history's great conflicts has been through books.