Good Riddance to Print

[stilltrucking]

http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/03/0 ... print/?hpw

[SadLuckDame]

You've been ahead of times, Jack, they're just catching on.
Only thing I'll miss about not having my pieces on paper, is I've often thought a lot of my stuff would look really nice next to some drawings to go with it. I've always wanted it that way, but save the trees.

[Doreen Peri]

Only thing I'll miss about not having my pieces on paper, is I've often thought a lot of my stuff would look really nice next to some drawings to go with it. I've always wanted it that way, but save the trees.

Why save the trees?
Try this
http://www.blurb.com/create/book/poetrybook

[stilltrucking]

For hundreds of years, we’ve been consuming information on static pages, and for the most part, this content has been presented with a beginning, middle and end. Nonlinear, digital platforms will prompt a new range of thinking about stories and how to tell them.

Thanks for the vote of confidence dame. If I figure it out you will be the first to know.

I thought it was a pretty good article Doreen. I suppose I fall under the group that says "if you want my book you are going to have to take it from my cold dead hands"