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softbound

[sawft-bound, soft-]

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Word History and Origins

Origin of softbound1

First recorded in 1950–55; soft + bound 1
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Its fabulous softbound catalog records the show’s own superb design, by the artist Nick Mauss, who also made all the unique stenciled-cloth covers.

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The result was “Red Lips, Attitudes and Other Obsessions,” a small, softbound zine of work from throughout her career, whose covers Ms. Koller, her assistant and her children hand-plastered with stickers for a gonzo touch.

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He does have a few softbound books in his collection, bending his rule if that’s the only way he could complete a writer’s catalog.

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For the last 11 years, at Christmas, the photographer Bruce Weber brings out a new edition of his “All-American” series, softbound books of photos and essays from his Little Bear Press that reflect his curiosity about other people’s lives.

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