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Happy Fourth of July!
| Your Fireworks Say You're Content |
 While you aren't very intense or passionate, your happiness is abundant. You can always find cause to celebrate, laugh, or even just smile to yourself. You find that life is full of things to be happy about! |
PugSpotting - The Calendar 2010
2010 will be the 10th anniversary of my first publishing endeavor, PugSpotting: A True History of How Pugs Saved Civilization.
I am attempting to put together an anniversary edition, and while I was working on this I thought, hey, these images would make a GREAT calendar!
Thus PugSpotting: The Calendar was born.
It is a 12-month wall calendar for the year 2010 illustrated with photographs and historical images of pugs.
Here's the link to it on Amazon: PugSpotting 2010 Calendar
Amazon is offering it for pre-order. Go on. You know you want it.
I am attempting to put together an anniversary edition, and while I was working on this I thought, hey, these images would make a GREAT calendar!
Thus PugSpotting: The Calendar was born.
It is a 12-month wall calendar for the year 2010 illustrated with photographs and historical images of pugs.
Here's the link to it on Amazon: PugSpotting 2010 Calendar
Amazon is offering it for pre-order. Go on. You know you want it.
Fast Books - Paperbacks Made While You Wait
You've heard of the Espresso, right? Not the coffee, the book machine. This image is from its manufacturer's website. Note all the cool glass. You can watch it work! What does it do? Well, here is how OnDemandBooks summarizes what its Espresso Book Machine® makes:
Library quality paperbacks at low cost, identical to factory made books, printed direct from digital files for the reader in minutes, serving a radically decentralized world-wide multilingual marketplace. In essence, an ATM for books.
Is that cool or what? The Wild Rose Press is going to have its catalog available through this machine. And people can buy the books immediately all over the world - well, wherever there is an Espresso.
According to New York Magazine:
And as of this fall, we have it on good authority, New York's first permanent machine will be cranking out paperbacks at Soho's McNally Jackson Books. To read the rest of the article: Click Here
Whoot for New Yorkers! I wish one was near me. If you're looking for a new experience, here is where Espressos can be found: EBM Locations.
Good hunting!
