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Sometimes reviews make it clear that one edition is better than the other but when its not so obvious what do you guys generally go with?

>> No.8227178

there was a similar thread recently.

basically i go with owc if i can because i find their quality is a lot better. the black penguin classics have had bad glue/stitching, easy ink smearing, and the black flakes off. they can both look great though, usually do imo.

>> No.8227190

Oxford over penguin, almost always.
This is true both for quality and translators.

>> No.8227194

Oxfords usually have notes in them. So Oxfords, though Penguins are better if I don't care so much for translation or notes and just want a cheap book

>> No.8227360

oxford >>> penguin = B&N

>> No.8227399

>>8227019
haha "ass"

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>Penguin

>> No.8227506

I much prefer penguin. Oxford books seem very cheap, and stiff, and the ink smudges. Penguin has a much more flexible spine, nicer paper too.

>> No.8228056

given the choice I usually go with Oxford.