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Thanks for the comments, robryan. Yes, I agree with you, nothing beats a real object --that's why the idea is that the recipient of the letters can buy a real b

Thanks for the comments, robryan. Yes, I agree with you, nothing beats a real object --that's why the idea is that the recipient of the letters can buy a real book (printed on demand) to keep all the letters. We've shipped a few, and people seem to love it!

thorax 17y ago
Wouldn't it be better to (also/instead) allow the person who starts the book the option of sending that hard copy to them?
- schapirama 17y ago
  It would be great, yes. Our concern has been that the price of the book depends on the # of pages, and we don't know how many there will be in advance. More importantly, we don't know if enough people will write, to make a physical book worthwhile. What we're planning to do is give that option to the person who starts the book, and let them specify that the book should be printed only if it has 5/10/15/20 letters... Thanks much for the suggestion.