Paperbacks
Stories and paperbacks are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stories" instead a noun "Paperbacks".
Stories
Paperbacks and stories are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Paperbacks" instead a noun "Stories".
Both words in one sentence
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There are usually Redshirts around to die in stories featuring Captain Kirk, and the title page of one of the trade paperbacks shows Kirk and Spock standing amidst a sea of Redshirts while Spock looks around uneasily.
Source: Red Shirt -
Comics have since been nominated under the Special Award Professional category.These days, new readers usually consume the series via ten oft-reprinted trade paperbacks, each containing an entire storyline or a series of related short stories.
Source: Comic Book / The Sandman -
Which in the case of Death's Head, means that none of his UK stories ("Galvatron: Wanted Dead or Alive" and "The Legacy of Unicron") can be published in the United States (though both stories did see release via comic shops via importing of the UK published trade paperbacks).
Source: Exiled from Continuity
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