Book industry.

[cooker]

Hey Marc,

This will be a little off topic from your general GN'R related questions.

How difficult did you find the book industry to be? Is it cut throat and built against the author?

[recklessroad]

It was the hardest thing I have ever did. My book was a labor of love so the fact that I finally got it out was great but it was a big money loss and then there is storage fees and return fees. It is very hard these days with all the book stores closing down. I think on line book is much easier to do and cost a lot less.

[cooker]

It was the hardest thing I have ever did. My book was a labor of love so the fact that I finally got it out was great but it was a big money loss and then there is storage fees and return fees. It is very hard these days with all the book stores closing down. I think on line book is much easier to do and cost a lot less.

If you could have forseen the potential for Ebook's at the time when you negotiated your deal do you think you would have went that route? Or perhaps maybe waited until it became more viable. I have both the ebook and the physical and I have to tell you, the ebook is by far above the phyical book. It's the perfect fit if you ask me.

[Dariablue]

I don't have the e book but why do you say it's superior, cooker?

[cooker]

I don't have the e book but why do you say it's superior, cooker?

It includes all the video features. It comes off as crisp and very enjoyable to puruse when you're on the go.

[Amir]

I like both, prefer the physical book just because of all the photos, but the videos on the Vook are great.