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I have nothing against a publishing company doing what it takes to widen the profit margin, I just hope that the author's whose book covers, and names they're using to sell such merchandise, get at least a royalty.

Although I would have used the "Big Sleep" cover design for a hammock. Seems more fitting to me. ;)
I used your Big Sleep hammock joke on a Canadian books blog just now, www.bookninja.com" target="_blank">www.bookninja.com, and I didn't give you credit. Sorry.
Bastard!

That'll be $50.
I was thinking the next time in Nova Scotia visiting my friend in Porter's Lake or my cousin in Stanley (Hants County), I'd buy you a beer ;)
Too bad that I live too far away from Hants and Porter's Lake, and I don't drink.

And back on topic, Dana's right, those are pretty pricey deck chairs.

Penguin would sell more if they chopped the price. Snob appeal can only go so far.
Oh, please, quote me! I could sure use a beer! and sunsets in NS are the greatest!
Yes.
Seems a bit pricey, too. That's about $100 American, I think, which is pretty steep for a folding chair, unless Vivian Regan's actually in it.

On the other hand, The Big Lebowski is the Coen Brothers' take on The Big Sleep, and I can visualize The Dude slouched in such a chair, sipping a White Russian. Maybe there's hidden symbolism there.
I just ordered 75 of the green ones. The Big Sleep. They are going to look so cool on the deck of my 200-foot Grand Banks motor yacht.
Oh perfect! Why didn't I think of that for my palace courtyard in southern Spain!
Could be worse. They could have licensed the rights for a throw rug and called it the Big Sheep.
I think the whole range is designed by someone with a very dry sense of humour. Especially with this one:

http://www.artmeetsmatter.com/proddetail.php?prod=penguin-tea-towel...

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