I wanted to give you an update of the process with the book. I've uploaded
it to CreateSpace; now we have to wait for it to be revised and for me to
buy and assess the first copy.
It's probable that I'll simply sell the book directly from CreateSpace just
to offer you the best price. I'll take tha
> I was excited to learn of the availability of of Practigami: Neorigami's
> first printed book. The price for the book was reasonable under $12. The
> sticking point was the $96+ shipping cost.
The Origami Source contacted Gerardo about carrying this book. Hopefully we
will be able to work o
I have not had access to e-mail since for Christmas. I was excited to learn of
the availability of of Practigami: Neorigami's first printed book. The price
for the book was reasonable under $12. The sticking point was the $96+ shipping
cost. It was to be courier delivered. As of yet, I am st
On 1/1/2014 7:47 PM, Gerardo @neorigami.com wrote:
Rob Hudson mentioned in his last reply that the printed book would be too
expensive for him.
I wanna tell everyone I'm sorry. During this week I've discovered that the
print on demand company I chose offer very abusive shipping costs to other
c
In my last message I mentioned I wanted to explore another option,
different from Bubok, for the purchase, printing, and shipping of
Practigami. It would be really useful if I could exchange messages with
someone that has added a book to CreateSpace.
If that's your case, would you please contact m
Rob Hudson mentioned in his last reply that the printed book would be too
expensive for him.
I wanna tell everyone I'm sorry. During this week I've discovered that the
print on demand company I chose offer very abusive shipping costs to other
countries. I had no idea since there's an office in my
On Mon, Dec 30, 2013 at 8:36 AM, Rob Hudson wrote:
> It's funny,I actually saw yesterday on a forum someone agreeing to buy an
> ebook instead of pirating a copy. " come on, guys," he says, "it's cheap
> and all the money goes to the creator."
> That's the first time I've ever seen that out in an
. Maybe in the future we'll consider
> > that option.
That's too bad. Is it about the compensation model for contributors? I'd
assume it's got to be in electronic form for publication.
I'm sorry this is going to be prohibitively expensive for me as a print
book. The internet has been fantastic at
On Sun, Dec 29, 2013 at 5:50 PM, Gerardo @neorigami.com
wrote:
> For now we'll just
> offer it as a printed book just cause that's what we talked with all the
> people that helped out with the book. Maybe in the future we'll consider
> that option.
I hope you consider that option soon. I find I b
HI,
Rob, suggested I offered Practigami as an eBook, besides as a printed book,
and mentioned OrigamiUSA as an option. And JC Nolan briefly explained how I
could do that.
Thank you both for the suggestion and the information. For now we'll just
offer it as a printed book just cause that's what we
Have you considered offering this as an EBook download for purchase in addition
to the print copy? One of the biggest costs and prohibitions to purchasing
books comes from dealing with shipping, etc. Origami USA seems to be doing a
great job with this in diagram/booklet sales (Robert - maybe
On 12/25/2013 12:41 AM, Gerardo @neorigami.com wrote:
Oh happy day! You can finally buy Neorigami's printed book: Practigami
Have you considered offering this as an EBook download for purchase in
addition to the print copy? One of the biggest costs and prohibitions to
purchasing books comes
Oh happy day! You can finally buy Neorigami's printed book: Practigami
In 2012, 31 origamists from all over the world created the 57 models that
competed in the Inter-forum Useful Model Challenge. PRACTIGAMI is the fruit
of that project. In the book you'll find 22 of the original models for you
to
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