New Book, Nice and Shiny

When people do beautiful books, they’re noticed more,” Robert S. Miller, the publisher of Workman Publishing, tells the New York Times. “It’s like sending a thank-you note written on nice paper when we’re in an era of e-mail correspondence.” (via Peter Sokolowski)

3 thoughts on “New Book, Nice and Shiny”

  1. It’s probably a good thing publishers are making hard-copy books better quality. Hopefully that will extend to the binding, too – it really bugs me when the pages start FALLING OUT of a not-year-old hardcover. Inexcusable.

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