Jonathan Wakely <cow@compsoc.man.ac.uk> writes

A remainder bookshop near my office has a few copies of the paperback edition of "45" for sale for 3.

I've seen copies remaindered in bookshops for about £2.50 or so since April this year. What differences are there between the original version and the paperback exactly? I seem to recall that there were some extra additions? Should really have bought a copy (or five!) when I've seen them as my original copy of the book I won in a competition that The Guardian ran (as did a friend of mine who tipped me off about the competition in it to win a copy in the first place?!?)