missmad said:

Not as a rule, but I'll try just anything!

missmad said:

He said, Luke, stay away from the darker side
And if you start to go astray, let the Force be your guide

I know Darth Vader’s really got you annoyed
But remember, if you kill him, then you’ll be unemployed




Umm...no, not really.

madartista said:

So try House of Leaves!!

madartista said:

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TMPletz said:

thanks 4 replying anyway

"hard cover", so if times get bad, i can sell it at a used book store. sometimes hard times come unexpectedly. Also many hardcover books hold can be used as equitable items, i.e. for loans, etc.

i love hardcover books

2the9s said:

I TRIED it dammit!!!

SammiJ said:

could u plz answer the question in the first post and thanks!
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tamaranow said:

really? i had no clue! could u plz answer the question in the first post thanks!

I like the tattered paperback Penguin's. Especially something like a Kafka or Sartre novel.

My latest trophy; a St Nicolas pressie from my brother;

Doesnt' matter.

I prefer hardcovers, but they're heavier when you're reading in bed (which is where I read most).

So I guess what I get most is Quality Paperback--the larger paperbacks, which tend to be writing of higher quality anyway than pocket, or mass market, paperbacks.

hard covers. i really like the elaborate leather bound books with ribbons as book marks in them.

missmad said:

slvia plath is cool. "mirror" is one of my favs.

missmad said:

my sincere apology for putting the cart before the horse in answering your question.
I say your works should start out in hardback.
1. A good book should be in hardback. It looks better on the shelf
2. Hardback adds longevity to the life of the book
3. Many people perfer hardback to add to their collection
4. Many authors lean toward hardback when an autograph is requested
5. For those who intend to share your book "hardcover" will withstand the
wear and tear.
Advantages of softcover
1. They are easier to transport and pack for the traveler
2. More affordable for a lot of people
3. Good for those who are in a rush to read your material
4. Some people choose to read a book only once.

Note: while i gathered some of these opinions from a site called
"Book reporter.com. I myself am partial to hardback books.

Good luck 2 u ...and
kudos, 4 ur creative drive
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Hardcore!




Um...I mean cover.

hey all thanks for your replys and tamaranow no problem hunny and thanks 4 da compliment!

so was wondering if u would like 2 me 2 send u the Ebooks of my poetry boos so far? Just pm ur email if u haven't already as stated at the top of the thread!

Love M
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thesexofit said:

love her