And new hardbacks

Three of the books I previously mentioned (e.g., Rosen on ethics and roles of lawyers who advise corporations, inhouse and outside) are in hardback now (and also at Ingram or Baker & Taylor catalogs), the first most relevant to this blog:

1. Rob Rosen's Lawyers in Corporate Decision-Making, at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and others. Clothbound library-quality binding. Amazon discounted it more than ten bucks.

2. Cardozo's The Nature of the Judicial Process, with new Foreword by Andrew Kaufman. Navy cloth. At B&N and Amazon. For some reason B&N has priced it so absurdly cheap, $12.88 (!?), that it is pretty much the paperback price. For that, it would be easy to get for libraries and classroom adoptions/recommendations (or just to have on the shelf).

3. David Crump's modern abridged and rhyming version of Virgil's The Aeneid. At B&N and Amazon, with colorful hardback cover and nice paper. In this case, Amazon priced the hardback almost as low as the paperback.