Books created on-line

[Bruce Appelbaum]

     Not to drag this out, but I believe a science fiction novel 
     (Assemblers of Infinity?) by Anderson and Beason was set, designed and 
     laid on on-line, except for the cover artwork.
     
     If this doesn't make the cut, I'm out of suggestions.
     
     
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Subject: Re: Books created on-line
Author:  KENNETH_HOUGHTON at dbna.com (KENNETH HOUGHTON) at Internet 
Date:    5/13/97 2:38 PM
     
     
     True, but in both cases the design and text layout were done in-house 
     (i.e., at the publisher's office).
     
     
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Subject: Books created on-line
Author:  Bruce_Appelbaum at chemsystems.com (Bruce Appelbaum) at dbnaccip 
Date:    5/13/97 11:54 AM
     
     
     Not to quibble with other claims, but I believe that the Arthur C. 
     Clarke/Gentry Lee "Rama" sequels/collaborations of a few years ago 
     were written on-line as well.  I also believe that Clarke's latest 
     "3001" was transmitted as an e-mail to the publisher (Del Rey).