Trump, by contrast, literally has his name stamped on things.
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The Prada logo was stamped on ankles, hems and hipbones.
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A black ISIS flag is neatly stamped on the right corner.
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Articles or projects that seem to have "Prize Bait" stamped on them.
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Each one of his animals had his initials stamped on its backside.
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The countries stamped on their passports included Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Brunei, and Cambodia.
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Stamped on the metal near the trigger was "Property of the U.S. government".
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Those undergoing quarantine in the state must be stamped on their left hand.
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The trees and houses were just starting to look lavender and stamped on.
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The postmark was stamped on the same day in the same zip code, 11420.
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"Heart of Dixie" stamped on Alabama license plates, images of a whitewashed South had
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If you have one, you'll know by the circular symbol stamped on the front.
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The beloved candy will no longer just have the brand's name stamped on every bar.
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" Stamped on the company's business cards, it reads: "We protect you from people like us.
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With Bindu, he might as well have a "USE ME" sign stamped on his forehead.
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Next to him is a bespectacled man with the name "Pearson" stamped on his shirt.
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The university stream had its name stamped on it, so it was a no-brainer.
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Stamped on the upper left corner of the teaser is a string of numbers: 23.253.120.81.
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But many of these are really just consumer brands with health buzzwords stamped on top.
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Even his most stunning performances had a "Doesn't Shoot Threes" scarlet letter stamped on them.
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I wondered why I had Prey stamped on my forehead but this I kept to myself.
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"For the rest of the world, it's like having 'scumball' stamped on your forehead," Lewis said.
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Transactions are concluded with carved signature seals stamped on paper contracts, and another round of bows.
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Since then he has crushed the Brotherhood, which is now banned, and stamped on civil society.
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By the 1970s, the Elvstrom name was stamped on sails, masts and boats around the world.
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Like most people's workweeks, his story opens on a Monday, that word stamped on the screen.
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When it feels like the word "survivor" is stamped on their heads and all anyone sees.
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And we don't have our status stamped on our foreheads, so you don't know who we are.
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This makes it challenging for startups to find space to break through and avoid being stamped on.
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But it will be undeniably nostalgic to see the famous Finnish brand stamped on a smartphone again.
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This fabric aloe plant, sewn onto an embroidery hoop, has a sweet message stamped on to it.
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Stamped on the left was a company name — Clay Adams, Parsippany, N.J. — an importer of medical supplies.
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The most significant thing was the donor number, stamped on the top right corner of every page.
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He was a smallish, vigorous fellow with tight curly hair and a pinched intellectuality stamped on his face.
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Some deep-seated belief that stamped-on-your-forehead otherness would make for a better, more interesting person.
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The album is aptly named after Tashjian's knuckles, which have Riff Hard stamped on them in permanent ink.
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So the seal remains prominently stamped on village stationery, painted on village police cars and adorning official village offices.
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The name of the employer is stamped on the visa, obligating the employee to work only for that employer.
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Cameras in the pens track daily activity and vital signs by way of numbers stamped on the animals' backs.
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In the workplace, for example, it's the label stamped on people who—well, who best cooperate with their colleagues.
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Thinking about it, I'm surprised that the words "Me Against The World" never got stamped on my left bicep.
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In an eight-hour ordeal, Smith stabbed Dronfield in the neck, stamped on her head, and slashed her wrists.
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That morning at the border, three special agents noticed the black letters stamped on the bricks of heroin: LEY.
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"Now, Donald Trump says he'll make America great again ... It's stamped on the front of his goofy hats," Warren said.
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The affected products were sold in pet speciality stores nationwide with an expiration date of 112120ABC stamped on the side.
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While the design largely resembled the limited Demand Notes, the Treasury seal is stamped on the front of each note.
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Near midnight, I labored inside the house in an inflatable kiddie pool with crayon-colored fish stamped on the sides.
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Mason Lowe, a rider at a Professional Bull Riding (PBR) event in Denver, was stamped on and killed on January 15th.
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The recalled products are all in 24-ounce glass jars, and "Best Before" date is stamped on top of the lids.
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However," he continued, "it was (Lazarus's poem) that permanently stamped on Miss Liberty the role of unofficial greeter of incoming immigrants.
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And even I was surprised to learn that canned meat can last five years past the date stamped on the container.
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The burgundy of the European Union book with "United Kingdom" stamped on the cover seemed like a relic of another time.
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The bureaucratic demand for every good to have a "country of origin" stamped on it is what creates the confusion here.
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"He's trying," said Nana Lawan, who wore a dress with Mr. Buhari's face stamped on it at a rally this week.
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Stamped on a dusty desert plain in Kenya, Dadaab — the camp of the book's title — is home to a half million inhabitants.
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The device has the Android One branding stamped on the back, and what looks to be a fingerprint scanner below the camera.
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Pet owners can look out for contaminated products by checking if the label has "lot# GA1102" stamped on the package's metal clips.
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Without the 'm' stamped on each candy, you would almost assume this was footage from by a telescope peering deep into space.
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Each one has his initials and "always on time" stamped on the face -- a clear nod to Shemar NEVER being on time.
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Before Linda made it home she was raped, then stamped on so brutally that her spine was fractured and her larynx crushed.
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CLARKSVILLE, Tennessee — Michael Bloomberg grasped a wooden mallet, standing next to a barrel of bourbon with his name stamped on the front.
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I stamped on his hand hard enough to break his wrist, and his grip loosened and he let go of the knife.
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He told the Associated Press at the time, "I deal in imagination, so I don't think imagination should have rules stamped on them."
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It's also not hard to find, especially if you can live without the Pyrex logo being stamped on the bottom of your pan.
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All of Dai's tofu production and fermentation is done in the nearby city of Taoyuan, with the store logo stamped on every slab.
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" Fiennes defended his role last year, telling Rolling Stone, "I deal in imagination, so I don't think imagination should have rules stamped on them.
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His more detailed draft mandate, circulated this week, will be rubber-stamped on May 22nd and formal talks should begin soon after Britain's election.
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The clip below discusses footage of a small boy being beaten and stamped on, which has apparently been circulating on Facebook for "several years".
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The service is operated by ride-share company Lyft and now looks like it, with pink tires and Lyft stamped on the wheel cover.
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The affected products came in a 12-ounce, clear plastic package marked with an expiration date of May 02, 2018 stamped on the side.
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It has the irresistibility that Nick and Joe brought to their solo discography and an infectious hook with the JoBro name stamped on it.
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Like faces, like fingerprints — like selves — every cancer is characterized by its distinctive marks: a set of individual scars stamped on an individual genome.
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Instead, he reached into the bat rack and grabbed a black-barreled, 221-inch, 21952-ounce bat with No. 22 stamped on the knob.
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MUNCHIES will also be examining every single set of numbers stamped on every food product that we put in our mouths from now on.
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Abbas has stamped on a free press at a time when strong investigative journalism in Israel has contributed to Netanyahu's woes over corruption allegations.
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"You'd have 2,000 ingots with the queen's head stamped on them, and they were always in demand," Mr. Coumbe, 1303, said with a smile.
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The Dutch consumer safety authority has published a guide on identifying the tainted eggs through a 10-digit serial number stamped on the shells.
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In one photo that has been widely shared on social media, NonLethal's name is stamped on the casing of a spent tear gas canister.
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Instead, there&aposs a hefty thump that just sounds exactly right — like a kick drum pedal is being stamped on right next to you.
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Mr. Trump may leave the details of contracts to his deputies, but his name — and influence — is stamped on every deal the company does.
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We ended "(LISTEN)" at a quiet creperie next to a boisterous bar, where Kim crossed out the word stamped on each of our hands.
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The Moka Express advertisements featured a caricature of Alfonso Bialetti that, since 1953, had been stamped on every Moka pot to distinguish it from imitations.
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To turn the self-driving feature back on, he need only press a sleek steel button next to an embossed nameplate stamped on the console.
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Like ink stamped on paper, a PDF contains hard-coded text that isn't meant to be changed — but where there's a will, there's a way.
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But added to them will be the countless, you-had-to-be-there ways that South Korea's iridescent style has been stamped on these Games.
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The nine-dash line is now printed in the passports of Chinese citizens and stamped on globes manufactured in China and sold in American stores.
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Still, I am looking forward to the moment when the Trump brand, applied to golf courses, ties, wine and steaks, is stamped on a peace initiative.
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At the grocery store, buy only what you need instead of what you want, and don't worry so much about the dates stamped on your food.
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Her death is a reminder that when you're facing live flames, it doesn't matter what is stamped on the clothes of the person next to you.
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He is 52, a small but squarely built man with a fleshy nose, close-cut hair and a look of stubborn defiance stamped on his face.
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One has a line of bold, bronze diamonds stamped on the door of its tiny, nested freezing compartment — another reminder that some freezers dwell within fridges.
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It shows what is presumably the power button on this new Kodak phone, embedded in a nice machined bezel and with a Kodak K stamped on it.
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Arc's liner notes thank Eyehategod, Black Sabbath, Melvins, and Crowbar, and it's easy to find their influence stamped on every note of the record's three supersized songs.
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Watching the shipping labels get stamped on by a different robot, the older girl on the tour asked if Prime orders are handled differently than regular orders.
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Greg has every goddamn commercially available object that Mr. T ever allowed his name and face to be stamped on, as well as all the bootleg merchandise too.
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Late last month, the United Nations issued a warning about global pandemics in a report so urgent, it arrived with the words "ADVANCED UNEDITED COPY" stamped on it.
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Additionally, recalled cartons contain these identifying codes stamped on the containers: H5 L1 51-41093; H5 L2 51-4109; H6 L1 51-4109; and H6 L2 51-4109.
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"I stamped on his left wrist while someone else smacked his hand on the ground and then kicked one of the knives away," Mr. Gray told Sky News.
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She has always had this feeling: 'I'm a carton of yogurt with an expiration date stamped on it, and that day will come and I'll be thrown out.
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You can go small and subtle, with a Venus symbol stamped on one thumbnail, or try a bolder take, like spelling 'Girl Boss' across two hands in rainbow stickers.
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He leafed through the file with Frank's name on the cover and California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation stamped on it, turning the translucently thin pages covered with typeface.
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Is the clothing itself an inappropriate variation of attire that's worn for culturally essentialist or religious purposes (example: conical peasant hats or anything with the Buddha stamped on it)?
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In 2015, Eric Schleicher posted a wedding photo of himself and his new wife, Caitlin, on Instagram with an attention-grabbing "Straight Outta Tinder" graphic stamped on the front.
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Footage from the game shows several fans being viciously beaten, punched and stamped on by rival supporters, with one man seemingly left unconscious by the side of the pitch.
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The measurement of each cup is engraved in the handle, so you can always know which one is which, but there are also colorful measurements stamped on the sides.
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Green, blue, and brown, corporate logos and serial numbers stamped on their sides, they reach up to the resplendent glass ceiling of the Palais, like mounds of oversized Legos.
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Companies that sign up for the program can even have their own logo stamped on the box, unlike Amazon third-party sellers, which end up advertising Bezos's latest project.
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Some of those porta potties have signs stamped on them saying "do not throw diapers in the bathroom," an indication of the varying ages of those who pass through.
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On Sunday, a small group of Palestinian protesters burned photographs of Mr. Pence and his chief negotiator, Jason Greenblatt, in the square and stamped on them, according to witnesses.
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Stormy's assistant, Michaela Catando, submitted an application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office last month to have "Team Stormy" stamped on shorts, sweatshirts, t-shirts, tank tops and underwear.
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"It is basically like what you would sound like if someone stamped on your toe with a football boot just as you were about to say the name," Dunne said.
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Surfers who had never paid much attention to the business of surfing found the W.S.L. logo stamped on more and more things: surf videos, music videos, Jeep ads, a chatbot.
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In some cases, he said, the only way to identify the victims was by the serial numbers stamped on artificial joints and other medical devices that were in their bodies.
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But there was a small difference in the documents he turned over to the House panel — the House texts did not have page numbers stamped on them like the Senate's.
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" Warren turned one of Trump's insults against him at the campaign event Monday, saying, "Donald Trump says he'll make America great again … It's stamped on the front of his goofy hats.
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While Leica isn't new to partnerships—its splashy name has been stamped on Panasonic gear for years—this did mark the first time its name appeared on an affordable mainstream smartphone.
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"At the time, there literally was not a place in San Francisco one could go to get a bag of coffee with a roast date stamped on the back," he says.
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In one 2015 search warrant, federal agents detailed that jewelry was fabricated to have initials stamped on the reverse side of the object, a common maker mark denoting the artisan's name.
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The shady companies that were selling stamped-on cartridges filled with what would prove to be a lethal adulterant have probably already picked up and moved on to the next scam.
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The result is like a study by way of speed-reading; we're in and out in a few minutes, but the images of dueling landscapes are stamped on our minds regardless.
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However, while these posts rack up serious likes, some tattoo artists express concern about the use of UV ink and its ability to stand the test of time once stamped on skin.
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Wah Yee Tang, a family owned bakery in the district of Sai Ying Pun, offers the traditional cakes with messages stamped on top such as "Hong Kong People" and "Let's Fight Together".
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The hero of "The Wonderling," Mira Bartók's debut children's novel, is a groundling, a human and animal hybrid, known only by the number stamped on the tag that hangs around his neck.
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Mr. Trump has a commercial connection to the Philippines: His name is stamped on a $150 million, 57-floor tower in Manila, a licensing deal that netted his company millions of dollars.
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" The successful portrait, Hegel says in his 1820s lectures on aesthetics, must "have stamped on it the unity of the spiritual personality, and the spiritual character must be emphasized and made predominant.
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With that information under your belt, read Fiennes' defense of his casting: "I deal in imagination, so I don't think imagination should have rules stamped on them," he told the AP last year.
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Opposition leaders, who say the years of socialism under Hugo Chavez and then Maduro have wrecked Venezuela's economy and stamped on basic rights, accuse the election board of being in the government's pocket.
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Not long ago, for the first time, Mr. Levine held in his hands a passport belonging to his grandfather, a large red "J" stamped on the cover to signify "Jude," German for Jew.
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Naturally, publishers aren't just picking any old hit that spreads the gospel of love; they're looking for songs by artists wholesome enough to have their names stamped on a product directed at kids.
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For now, at least, their method seems like a clever way to make coins so that vending machines can't tell the difference—and aside from the year stamped on the coin, neither can you.
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An outline of that African imprint is stamped on the local food (see Nigerian-influenced dishes like acarajé), on the Afro-Brazilian religion of Candomblé and on music known as Axé (pronounced ah-SHAY).
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One quick, unscientific question can determine whether or not a pair of leggings is actually good at wicking sweat: Do they leave a butt-shaped sweat mark stamped on your seat after a workout?
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Lewis Flint from Grimsby, Yorkshire, got a pretty large image of the popular cartoon character stamped on his lower stomach and nether regions, with a power lead trailing round his waist to his backside.
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A guy I know from Arizona recently texted me a photo of a ruffled roaring cougar's head stamped on his upper thigh, something he got with his friends the last time he was home.
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As if spending years getting enveloped in a culture and getting a permanent mark of a class stamped on your résumé for the rest of your life is something that only affects other people.
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"They need to apply the law," said Chema Martinez, 22, who described himself as a patriot and a Catholic and wore a Spanish flag with the Sacred Heart of Jesus stamped on its center.
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Elsewhere, cafeteria workers are instructed to take away a children's meals if they can't pay, force them to clean tables in front of classmates or have "I Need Lunch Money" stamped on their arm.
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Consumers throw away about half of the $218 billion worth of food wasted each year in the US—or about $375 per person—often because they're confused about the dates stamped on their food.
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At least one Republican congressman is pushing for an investigation into whether or not this was some kind of consequential wrongdoing, but reports so far say Comey's leaked memos didn't have "classified" stamped on them.
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She climbs out of the car in sneakers, torn khaki cutoffs, a gray T-shirt with "California" stamped on the chest, and Oakley sunglasses that push back long red hair that's shaved on the sides.
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Several Saudi media organizations named the detainees and accused them of plotting to "violate national unity," while one online newspaper showed pictures of the activists with the word "traitor" stamped on each of their faces.
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Pictured above (from left to right): Katie Flannery, Alex Shah solo sciences patented a digital trust mark that can be stamped on consumer packaged goods to help brands and governments protect consumers from counterfeit products.
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For example, she added a flame and smily face to her finger just three months ago, and before that, she got 245 stamped on her arm, the number of shows she'd performed at the time.
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By the end of our first year, we have stamped on our baby brains a pretty indelible template of how we think relationships work, based on how our parents or other primary caregivers treat us.
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More recently in the UK, a drunken fight between two friends on New Year's Eve in 2013 turned ugly when 21-year old Melissa Causer stamped on Sophie Robinson's face with her silver stiletto heel.
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Upon arrival, they were greeted with drinks in coconut shells that had Kylie's brand name stamped on them, as well as closets full of merchandise from Scott Disick's Talentless label and Richie's collaboration with Frankies Bikinis.
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WATCH: The Great Council House Scam – The Cocaine Dealer You're likely to spend anywhere between $65 and $100 for the standard stamped-on crap "Freddy Flake" shifts from the driver's window of his three-door Hyundai.
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"If you just do these ads that could have anyone else's name stamped on them, that's the really risky path to take," said Owen Brennan, a Los Angeles-based ad-maker who made advertisements for Sen.
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"I would always joke that it would be great if people had a number stamped on their forehead so you could identify them as your person, because I kept meeting the wrong guys," Ms. Lomborg said.
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A tin of Beecham's Pills from St. Helen's, Lancashire, England, "Sold by the Proprietor" with the paper wrapping intact, is so old, the price — 25 cents — is not stamped on, but integrated into the label design.
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Nash, who is also the founder of MOM's Organic Market, told WTOP that we all waste too much food because of the 'sell by' or 'best by' dates that are stamped on pretty much everything we buy.
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During the introduction to the sanctuary, guides warn visitors to be careful of the bull and to watch out for their feet being stamped on by "crazy yaya" — a young elephant who has not been "trained" yet.
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The conservancy's Michael Hutchins said a system that relies on industry rather than government regulators to monitor and report problems fails to protect a beloved bird of prey stamped on the great seal of the United States.
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The LA showroom, for example, has a "canyon" room that exists to be photographed; both locations feature mirrors with "you look good" and "objects are dewier than they appear" stamped on them — perfect for a mirror selfie.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - When Sloane Stephens and Madison Keys walked onto Arthur Ashe Stadium on Saturday for their U.S. Open final they passed by a small but weighty notice stamped on the court: 'Arthur Ashe Stadium 20 Years'.
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The collection features four colored eggs with President Obama and the first lady's signatures stamped on the back, as well as a gold "Bo and Sunny" egg bearing the "signatures" and "paw prints" of the first family's pooches.
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But later, as a conservator removed the lime accretions on the bead's face, it turned out to be something quite different: a seal stone, a gemstone engraved with a design that can be stamped on clay or wax.
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Like nearly every Houellebecq novel, "Serotonin" should be stamped on its spine with a tiny skull and crossbones, like you used to see on bottles of poison, to keep away the devout, the unsuspecting and the pure of heart.
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Later that same year, Galleria Azul in Albuquerque falsely informed an undercover federal agent that a cloud symbol stamped on a Native American style ring made in the Philippines was a signifier that it was a product of the Navajo Tribe.
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Instead of the more defined and classic-looking "P" on a light gray background, the new one is a fatter "P" shape (with the hole filled in), in a brighter, lighter shade of blue, stamped on a stark white background.
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Head of Serbian Radical Party (SRS) Vojislav Seselj grabbed a flag in a hall outside the parliamentary chamber in Belgrade, threw it on the floor, stamped on it and tried to tear it up all the while hurling insults, witnesses said.
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It was Cantona's second dismissal in four days — following his red card for violent conduct in a 2-243 league draw at Swindon Town where he stamped on John Moncur — and earned the gifted but volatile Frenchman a five-match suspension.
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And what is to be made of a full page in that newspaper in which "traitor" in red ink is stamped on photographs edited to look like mug shots of seven of the 17 women's rights activists arrested in May?
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Teams with cadaver dogs began a grim search Thursday for more dead in parts of California wine country devastated by the wildfires, resorting in some cases to serial numbers stamped on medical implants to identify remains that turned up in the charred ruins.
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You'd think that a guy whose ubiquitous name is stamped on everything from hotels to golf courses, skating rinks to skyscrapers would be a beloved prodigal son, returning home a front-runner presidential candidate to the open arms of a proud hometown.
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But like Jason I am a Jew who reveres his faith and tradition with its earth-shattering teachings of seeing in every human being, regardless of religion, ethnicity, or creed, the image of God that is stamped on to all of God's children.
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The city's name is derived from that of the Jingde emperor, who around the beginning of the 11th century ordered that some of its kilns should make a line of wares exclusively for his use, stamped on their base with the seal of his reign.
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This comes despite Twitter's continued acknowledgement that it must bring transparency and a clear process to verification and the blue checkmark, which has been stamped on accounts belonging to an erratic mix of world leaders, celebrities, athletes, business executives, journalists, and also alt-right nationalists.
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"It's a paint that we're layering up in the center of the lips and then blurring out at the edges," she explained before pulling out her secret weapon — a mattifier to give the lips a stamped-on tone that felt more natural and undone.
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And your rational for getting that scorpion stamped on your shoulder may no longer be quite so clear… Built by a team of software engineers based in the Ukraine, InkHunter started life as an idea born out of a 48 hour hackathon back in July 2014.
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From a $45 bright red sweater printed with the lyrics of Beyoncé and husband JAY-Z's lyrics — "Shinin' Shinin' Shinin' Shinin&apos" — to a $55 purple crewneck with the phrase "Have a Thicc Holiday" stamped on the front, there's plenty of outer wear and one-liners to choose from.
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Even though the US Department of Agriculture has done its best to convince us that carton of bone broth will be good until the next presidential election, there are still limits to what most of us will open and eat if the date stamped on the package has passed.
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Mordant mottos, familiar phrases and injunctions, like "Kick Against the Pricks" and "I've Had It Up To Here," are all stamped on black backgrounds in round, white, sans-serif letters, with plenty of smudges and drips to remind you that you're looking at an object, not an idea.
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The students in independent Ghana had to discover African art for themselves, and Mr. Anatsui and his friends supplemented their academic training with study of West African design, such as the rhythmically interwoven strips of cotton and silk in kente textiles, or the polysemic ideographs stamped on Adinkra cloths.
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Emboldened by the success of logo-ridden skate wear brands like Palace and Supreme, high-end labels including Prada, Balenciaga, Valentino and Chanel have joined the stampede, their monograms stamped on everything from hats to hosiery and, with a nod to the 1990s, the elastic bands of men's skivvies.
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Decades on, the faces of the men and women aboard the Nostromo—many of them wearied and worn, played by actors as distinctive as Harry Dean Stanton and Yaphet Kotto—are stamped on the memory, and the same goes for the grunts in "Aliens," among them the late Bill Paxton.
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That's not new, that essential often-to-be-repeated-until-your-child-is-sick-of-hearing-it-but-has-it-irreversibly-stamped-on-the-neurons advice: Don't drink, don't hang out with people who drink, but if you do, call me and I'll come pick you up, no questions asked.
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To work, cells have to be extracted from a patient and shipped to a pharma lab to be modified before being shipped back to the hospital for infusion through an IV. And every one of those treatments makes its cross-country journey inside liquid nitrogen-cooled containers with "Cryoport" stamped on the side.
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It has been made clear from contributions that we have had in this place that Pollock…walked about in a drunken stupor, stamped on paint on a canvas and ultimately produced the painting "Blue Poles"…There is no question that we have been made to look a bunch of suckers in falling for this purchase.
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Although I think he made it off the premises with some amount of cash, the cops quickly tracked him down because—and I am not making any of this up—his first name and last initial were stamped on his personalized license plate, and because one of his neighbors worked as a security guard at that same bank.
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MYTH: Accidentally eating a small piece of eggshell is dangerous MYTH: Blood spots in eggs are a sign of fertilizationMYTH: It's never safe to eat eggs past the sell-by date stamped on the cartonRead More: 8 signs your carton of eggs has gone badMYTH: The little white string attached to some egg yolks should be removed before you cook them
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Just as we can't actually address the merits of any particular policy proposed by Mr. Trump if our focus is solely on the man himself, we can't address the merits of policies that affect trans people if debate starts from the premise that trans people are and will always be whatever happens to be stamped on our original birth certificates.
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Note also the use of "just as" moments: one guy, trapped on the ground, is stamped on by a foot the size of an R.V. just as he is about to be yanked free; and a tail bats a prospective hero sideways into a cliff just as he is about to pull the pin on a pair of grenades and save the day.
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Then, after more than 15 months reportedly battling depression as she struggled to return to the country and her three children, Mendoza-Sanchez was informed by the U.S. Embassy on Friday that she had been approved for a waiver that would do away with several prohibitions keeping her from returning to the U.S. Mendoza-Sanchez told BuzzFeed that all she needs now to return to the country is for the H-1B work visa she's already received to be stamped on her passport.
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"Tangerine" is no "Rebecca," but, for a certain type of reader, it recollects the host of novels that "Rebecca" inspired, the sort of book—written, perhaps, by Phyllis A. Whitney, Dorothy Eden, or some other now forgotten best-selling author—that a bored thirteen-year-old might find on the shelves of a sleepy suburban branch library, bound in the waxy-feeling buckram of special library editions and with the title stamped on the spine in white Gothic Bold type.
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