Got this in the mail today and finally have a chance to take a look.


Got this in the mail today and finally have a chance to take a look. Mrs. G, who worked in publishing for many years, saw it and immediately started pointing out the little details that I would take for granted and not consciously notice:
The lay-flat cover.
The stitching.
The paper quality.
The embossing.
And most of all, the fonts, layout, and page design since layout was what Mrs. G did when she was in the industry.
I told her how much it was and she said any less and the publisher wouldn't make a dime.

So, Zak Sabbath​, Ken Baumann​, and Patrick Stuart​, you get a great review from the publishing professional of our household.

Glad I didn't just get the PDF.

Comments

  1. Humza KJune 18, 2016 at 9:41 PM

    Any chance Mrs. G could make a guest post discussing those (and what to look for)? Sounds fascinating.

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  2. Casey G.June 18, 2016 at 9:44 PM

    I'll see if I can get her to go into detail.

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  3. Joe CwikJune 19, 2016 at 7:04 AM

    I can't wait for my copy to arrive.

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  4. Ken BaumannJune 19, 2016 at 3:23 PM

    Hell yes. Thanks so much for this kind and compassionate note. I'm glad that Mrs. G. noticed all the little decisions (and generous price point!) that I obsessed over.

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