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Print-on-demand book vending machines, called Espresso Book Machines, are now popping up around the world. Featuring up to 1 million titles, here's yet another channel where your content might show up.
I'm curious to see how these develop and catch on.
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Regardless of whether your book ends up on paper, in pixels, or coming out of an espresso machine, quality will still matter, and lack of attention to editorial quality will mean that some readers will put the book down before they get your ideas. Especially if your nonfiction book needs an unparalleled index (remember that most printed material is first glanced at back to front), look me up. Or if you just want to know really what happens when an author lets go of that precious prose, visit boblandedits.blogspot.com.
Posted by czar | July 8, 2008 3:04 AM
Posted on July 8, 2008 03:04