> I think that's more pessimistic than necessary; publishers won't
> necessarily beat down the door, but the first step would be a pitch.
> I've only flirted in the lightest way with book authoring (or maybe just
> slightly less lightly with writing articles for pay), but the obstactles
> didn't seem insurmountable.  However, an author is required, which
> probably means someone here.  You can't find technical ghostwriters ;)

I agree that the obstacles aren't insurmountable, and I have been
working on surmounting them!

I know this is an emerging technology, and that selling a book idea
about a new technology is hard, but I have been talking to Keven, and
we are working on something.

Certainly nothing is yet at the point were we can announce anything or
even where we are sure exactly what is going to happen.   All of that
said, I would be somewhat surprised if we didn't manage see a book out
on TurboGears relatively soon.   On the other hand, I expect we will
see the 1.0 release even sooner than that. ;)

--Mark Ramm

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