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Our current standard is 10 64-page Campaign Settings and 12 32-page Player Companions for a total of 1,024 pages a year between those two lines.

A monthly 96-pager PLUS a bimonthly 64-pager is adding 50% more pages per year, so that's pretty unlikely to happen.

If I can't have both (96 pager and 64 pager) because I'm GM that meaning I prefer bigger CS line (96 pages monthly) with smaller PC line (32 pages bimonthly). But still valid option is change PC line to 64 pager bimonthly without changes to CS line. Depends what is easier to produce for Paizo. Even without changes I buy everything from this 2 lines.

For me ideal will be format: PFCS 96 pages/monthly and PFPC 64 pages/bimonthly. Reasons: 64 pages books look better on shelf than 32 pages booklet. More material about CS - better to include information for new continents for example. More space to expand information for players - how much better will be Blood of the Moon with 32 more pages?
Personally I prefer more information on smaller number of topics than less information on twice amount of the topics. I think even for players will be easier to use new material from 64 pages PC line (smaller amount of books to search for options).

What exactly is in Transition Book - new book in 2nd printing of Beginner Box? What the diffrence between this (16 pages) and free pdf Beginner Box Transition (26 pages)?

Trowbridge in Wiltshire.

What's the difference between this book and NPC Guide?

I vote for high/epic level adventure. My dream is epic AP - six softcovers for 15-30 level. Low- or Mid- level adventures I can find elsewhere (or create myself). For epic play I have only "Quicksilver Hourglass" (for 30 level party) from Dungeon 123 (June 2005). I don't have time to create many epic level NPC to populate my own epic story. My players enjoy epic level play - our last campaign use many times "Epic Level Handbook" and "Deities and Demigods" (some of them are lesser gods with 1 divine rank). We finish because I don't have more epic adventures and I don't have a time to create another ( our last adventure is ... "Quicksilver Hourglass"). I think that 200 page hardcover with high (epic?) adventure for 40$ is a very good deal (=2*20$ for 96 page softcover).