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How a book is made -- NY Times
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I thought this might be of interest to booklovers.
How a book is made -- NY Times
All I get is a link for a subscription to NY Times ??Quote:
Originally Posted by Bev Vincent
I just designated it as a gift link -- try again and let me know if that solves the problem.
That is cool.
Thanks Bev. Very interesting.
That worked, thank you. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bev Vincent
Good times, good memories..
Graphic Arts, sheet & Web press operator, one of my jobs during and after H.S. before I went into the Navy.
Thanks Bev.
A great example of how much goes into making a product that people likely never give a second thought as to what it took to get into their hands.
Worked great -- thank you for doing that...that was a fascinating feature to see.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bev Vincent
Thanks bev !
On a side note, I noticed this weekend that a yearly subsccription to NYT is 20usd apparently, and seems to often be interested by their articles that are under a paywall. And even if I am french, i think that it's the first time I really consider paying for a subscription to a website.
20usd for that much interesting content, I think that I will just give in
Man... you see that photo of the guy leaning way into the machine and you just have to wonder how long until the machine gets hungry enough to comp. I assume all machines can chomp...
Brian
Dang, I thought books grew on trees!
No, that's just the money to buy them.
appreciate the subscriber link. What an interesting article! As an aside, does anyone like the Dark Star trilogy or Marlon James in particular?
Thanks for sharing! Loved it. :)