Re: [Origami] Practigami: Neorigami's first printed book

[JC Nolan]

 


Have you considered offering this as an EBook download for purchase in addition 
to the print copy? One of the biggest costs and prohibitions to purchasing 
books comes from dealing with shipping, etc. Origami USA seems to be doing a 
great job with this in diagram/booklet sales (Robert - maybe you can comment on 
how it's going? From a customer's perspective it's awesome). 
 
Hope you'll consider that! 
 
Rob 

Robert can of course add a lot more detail but just to chime in... the OUSA 
repository is set up to let anyone put up books/diagrams in e-book format and 
publish them through OUSA's channels whether OUSA member or not.  It's pretty 
easy, all you need to do is set up an account and go through the submission 
process...

-- JC