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Emanuel
Haldeman-Julius began mass producing
paperback books, all with the same blue,
non-descript cover, all the same 3.5 by 5 inches,
and all printed in eight-point type on cheap
paper, in 1919. Within ten years the Little
Blue Books Series was known worldwide, and
the little town of Girard, Kansas, had become the
"Literary Capital of the United
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