Comments on: Gauging Interest http://www.booktwo.org/slowfire/2007/04/27/gauging-interest/ Sun, 07 Sep 2008 10:05:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 By: Danuta http://www.booktwo.org/slowfire/2007/04/27/gauging-interest/#comment-3 Danuta Wed, 02 May 2007 17:27:30 +0000 http://www.booktwo.org/slowfire/2007/04/27/gauging-interest/#comment-3 I think this is a great idea. dx I think this is a great idea.
dx

]]> By: Eoin Purcell http://www.booktwo.org/slowfire/2007/04/27/gauging-interest/#comment-4 Eoin Purcell Sat, 05 May 2007 10:02:52 +0000 http://www.booktwo.org/slowfire/2007/04/27/gauging-interest/#comment-4 Me too! Eoin Me too!
Eoin

]]> By: Alex Boden http://www.booktwo.org/slowfire/2007/04/27/gauging-interest/#comment-5 Alex Boden Thu, 17 May 2007 16:15:56 +0000 http://www.booktwo.org/slowfire/2007/04/27/gauging-interest/#comment-5 Bring it on! Well done for setting this up. Alex Bring it on! Well done for setting this up.

Alex

]]> By: Michael Bhaskar http://www.booktwo.org/slowfire/2007/04/27/gauging-interest/#comment-6 Michael Bhaskar Mon, 21 May 2007 15:40:02 +0000 http://www.booktwo.org/slowfire/2007/04/27/gauging-interest/#comment-6 In total agreement, and very much looking forward to it. In total agreement, and very much looking forward to it.

]]> By: Jon Reed http://www.booktwo.org/slowfire/2007/04/27/gauging-interest/#comment-7 Jon Reed Mon, 21 May 2007 19:18:38 +0000 http://www.booktwo.org/slowfire/2007/04/27/gauging-interest/#comment-7 Sounds great - count me in! Jon Sounds great - count me in!
Jon

]]> By: Morgan C. Reynolds http://www.booktwo.org/slowfire/2007/04/27/gauging-interest/#comment-201 Morgan C. Reynolds Thu, 28 Feb 2008 09:21:01 +0000 http://www.booktwo.org/slowfire/2007/04/27/gauging-interest/#comment-201 As an american writer/journalist/student I am pleased to find such a forum heralding what would seem to be the impending doom of tangible literature. Somewhere in between reaching college level poverty and losing my subscription to WIRED magazine I let my guard down. I took it upon myself to base my semester-long project on the "future of literature", and consequently have come to grips with reality. "E-paper," I said to myself, "Bologna!" If it is of interest to you I can share the article I produce by the end of May. Being an American, of course, I am as interested in pie graphs as I am in actual pie so I am off to find a statistically based source. Best reguards, Morgan C. Reynolds As an american writer/journalist/student I am pleased to find such a forum heralding what would seem to be the impending doom of tangible literature.

Somewhere in between reaching college level poverty and losing my subscription to WIRED magazine I let my guard down.

I took it upon myself to base my semester-long project on the “future of literature”, and consequently have come to grips with reality. “E-paper,” I said to myself, “Bologna!”

If it is of interest to you I can share the article I produce by the end of May. Being an American, of course, I am as interested in pie graphs as I am in actual pie so I am off to find a statistically based source.

Best reguards,
Morgan C. Reynolds

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