“This monography of this increasingly popular breed is illustrated with 32 high quality colour photos on 64 pages.”

“This monography is the first comprehending overview about Kupetz' creative work.”

“Financial support is being sought for the publication of this first monography.”

“He contributed the third volume in this series with his monograph on topology which we will mention again below.”

“Darger's monographer, an expert on the art of the insane, has confessed that he thinks Darger was a kind of suppressed serial killer.”

“Meanwhile, Darger's monographer John MacGregor, an expert on the art of the insane, believes Darger was a kind of suppressed serial killer.”

“The future historians of the built environment of Blairism won't be consulting back issues of AD or the glossy monographs of the starchitect.”

“It is difficult not to grin, if Ptolemaic land-leases or Greek optatives or German monographs make you giddy.”

“The other element of academic publishing is books, particularly research monographs.”