Handling ATD
Ande
andekgrahn at olympus.net
Sat Nov 25 14:29:32 CST 2006
My copy arrived from Amazon, a gift--but I am very disappointed with
it--the pages were wavy (maybe moisture damage from the insignificant
packaging and high humidity and the cover had some surface
irregularities--again maybe due to packaging--so I went down to the
local independent book store and paid the full price for a better
"shelf" copy--I'm glad, because I will be able to loan out the
first....however I did make a book cover out of brown paper bag for the
first copy--think I will decorate it with pictures from the wiki, etc
A.
Henry Musikar wrote:
>My ATD is not leaving the house or entering any rooms accustomed to high humidity. I have removed the dust jacket so that it won't become dinged or dingy, I make sure that my hands are clean before handling the book, and I will soon make a book cover, much as we made for our text books when I was a boy, but... of what material? Is the paper from brown paper bags/sacks okay for archival/valued/cherished/valuable editions?
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>Please tell me that I am not alone in my respectful (neurotic?) handling of the new "The Book."
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>Henry
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