Dominic’s answer to “I just received a hardcover copy of The Last Painting Of Sara De Vos today, having ordered the hard…” > Likes and Comments
1 like · Like
And I asked GR to fix this, and it looks like it's been done. Thanks, Henry!
Hi Dominic. I'm glad you could sort that out. As for me, I am hoping I'm not missing anything since my copy clocks in at 290. The actual last page of the last chapter ends at pg 287. The last chapter I have is called "Heemstede" Winter 1649 / Summer 2000" which takes up 9 physical pages, 271-287, the text on pg 287 takes up about half the page, so it does in fact look like a wrap up to the chapter. I just don't want to read any of the lines. lol. I did manage to find ONE article that mentions "pp 290" so that gave me some consolation that maybe everything is on the up and up. It's just a bit of a mystery to me that all listings of physical copies, be they paperback or hardcover (mine is HC) don't corroborate my page count. But this article does. :) https://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/10/bo...
That is definitely the last chapter. I guess you could always compare to a copy in a bookstore. Very confusing! Thanks for reading!
back to top
date
newest »
newest »
message 1:
by
Dominic
(new)
Oct 26, 2017 02:54PM
And I asked GR to fix this, and it looks like it's been done. Thanks, Henry!
reply
|
flag
Hi Dominic. I'm glad you could sort that out. As for me, I am hoping I'm not missing anything since my copy clocks in at 290. The actual last page of the last chapter ends at pg 287. The last chapter I have is called "Heemstede" Winter 1649 / Summer 2000" which takes up 9 physical pages, 271-287, the text on pg 287 takes up about half the page, so it does in fact look like a wrap up to the chapter. I just don't want to read any of the lines. lol. I did manage to find ONE article that mentions "pp 290" so that gave me some consolation that maybe everything is on the up and up. It's just a bit of a mystery to me that all listings of physical copies, be they paperback or hardcover (mine is HC) don't corroborate my page count. But this article does. :) https://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/10/bo...
That is definitely the last chapter. I guess you could always compare to a copy in a bookstore. Very confusing! Thanks for reading!
