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Really? I just made one with Lulu and I was pretty impressed with it. It was very well-done.
by unalone 18y ago
Really? I just made one with Lulu and I was pretty impressed with it. It was very well-done.
- brianlash 18y agoI checked your profile but couldn't find it. Care to link us?
- unalone 18y agoIt's on Lulu here: http://www.lulu.com/content/2609902 http://www.lulu.com/content/2609902 It's moving to Amazon hopefully tomorrow, which is why I didn't link to it anywhere. I'll probably post it to reddit tomorrow at some time. Nonetheless: the book is very high-quality, if a bit glossy, and Lulu's store is a very effective one. There's a full preview, too.
- Kaizyn 18y agoA friend of mine speaks highly of Lulu books as well, says the ones he printed out were the same quality as one you'd get mass produced from a major publisher.
- unalone 18y agoThat's what I think Lulu's marketing edge is, actually. It's free for you to publish, and the quality is surprisingly decent. I don't like thinking of it as self-publishing (I do intend to try my luck with agents and publishing houses, though). Rather, it's a sort of site for entrepreneurial writers. Your works sell entirely depending on your writing quality and on how well you advertise. The job falls on your shoulders. And you can pay Lulu to help, but come on, that would be cheating. ;-)
- shaunxcode 18y agoI just received my copy of let over lambda which was printed via lulu and I am very impressed with the quality (other than the fact I would have preferred a thicker stock for the cover or even hardback).
- jgrahamc 18y agoI published my GNU Make book on lulu.com and I think the quality is perfectly good. http://www.lulu.com/content/2584447 http://www.lulu.com/content/2584447