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Actually, it doesn't sound too promising: This bookstore has an Espresso Book Machine which sometimes works. http://www.librarything.com/venue/34802/Angus-&-Ro

• 10ren 17y ago
  I went and had a look, but it wasn't running. Apparently, it's usually on between 10am and 3pm (though that's not stated on their website). There was a sample book, and though the cover and binding were great, the printing was a significantly less bold than a real book. Maybe low toner, but that was the show-off "sample" book... The print also looked just like those pdf's you see of scanned books - not as good as a real book. I was unimpressed, because I think it could easily look much better. The catalog is only about 100 books, more expensive than I'd thought, starting at about $16 AUD (about $14 USD). Range should change with Google's massive out-of-copyright catalog - price too, I hope.