print is dead
Where is the "before (or after) the book thread open thread"?? The EMT died a sudden death over an hour ago. I don' wanna read 'bout no dang musty old boooks. I cut that cable.
navybrat: ..."book binder's tape" or "book repair tape".
mindful,
JTB: 'Hand Bookbinding' by Aldren A. Watson... [and] 'Hand Tools: Their ways and Workings'..."
Sabrina Chase: ...the little booklets are "signatures".
Okay, thanks. I'm sure I knew that once, but so long ago that your answer doesn't even ring the tiniest bell.
To mindful at 130.
They sell stuff called "book binder's tape" or "book repair tape".
What do you call the little bunches of pages, little
booklets, that are combined for a hardback? I'm sure there's some
mindful webworker, the little booklets are "signatures". The damage you describe is pretty easy to fix, actually.
G'morn, y'all. I went through the morning thread, VicNews & Commentary (thanks, Vic), and scanned the rest of the comments.
Still reading the post...
...Android Kindle app has a function that allows you to tap on a word to see the dictionary definition pop up in a separate window....
Afraid to stop and comment, lest I fall 100 comments behind while typing!
"Dear Penthouse Forum..."
Just read that Penthouse is ceasing print publication.
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naturalfake: ...Crash of magazine sales speeds up, Time Inc. down 13% in just 3 months...
Only up to comment 80, but I'll get caught up eventually.
Who has time for books when there's so many comments to read? (Still back on the last thread.) And why does the book thread kill the morning thread?
Bruce With a Wang!: Ms. Magazine…
They're still around? Amazing.
In print or just online a la Newsweak? (Didn't and wouldn't click the link.)
I... I think I've caught up.
Now like the dog chasing the car and catches one, I don't know what to do. Guess I'll talk about...
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Subjects: bacon, climate, family, online communication, print is dead
Hey, bookies, I've been sitting here this morning talking with my mom about movies, politics, history, and morons on the book thread.
Bookmobile photo: Hats. Everybody wore hats.
The world as it should be.
I knew I'd spelled Lewis Meyer's name wrong as soon as I hit post on my previous comment, so I did some research, and here's my book report.
Hey, Peace of Mind on Cherry St. I've been there.
Been a long time. Looks cozy, but smelled of incense, as I recall.
Library of Congress -- one of the many reasons we hope D.C. just gets hit by an EMP and not a hard blast.
I got books for my birthday yesterday.
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The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. by Washington Irving, a "secondary school" book from 1911. In pretty good shape.
A funny, c/o chrissy on Polination
We lost the 6th book in the series...
http://bit.ly/lost-nr6
Pardon me for commenting after only having read the first few paragraphs of your latest grand opus, boss.
Subjects: Internet, LaughingStock Media, mass media, print is dead, webworker
I like books. bit I'm currently trying to learn to read books all over again. Seriously, it's been a while.
I grew up in schools that still taught old-fashioned penmanship. I was terrible at cursive. Wondered, what is it about the girls that they can have such pretty hand?
Your Life's Work: Librarian
http://bit.ly/1oiZKM9
vintage b/w ed vid c/o Weird Universe
What is a book, anymore, anyway? he asked academically, as a way of waving hello to the book thread
booooooks
Er, well, I went and took a long nap, so now here's the other bits.