This brings up that dicey little issue called copyright. Most writers want us to buy their books, not copy them.
WizardMarks, Central


Victoria Heller wrote:

I want to emphasize and/or clarify a statement that I made a few posts
ago about future libraries being centers with internet access and the
finest printers available.

Xerox now makes printers that can produce ONE HARDBOUND BOOK - or
twenty, or two hundred.

These printers are still expensive, but as competition enters the
marketplace, prices will fall.  Within a few years, I'll bet several
listmembers will have such a printer at home - a real find for budding
authors.  You'll be able to publish your own books.

Almost all typesetting is now done on computers in digital format -
easily sent to libraries for distribution - via hard copy or
otherwise.

Vicky Heller
North Oaks

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