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[Mark Schonewille]

Hi Peter,

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On 8/1/2013 21:05, Peter Alcibiades wrote:
> Its a great book.  I've one or two comments about topics and treatment which
> are probably best sent direct.  The thing it might be interesting to know
> how others feel about is physical.  Is it possible to go to a stitched and
> not just a glued binding.  I keep wanting to pin it open or spread it out
> flat, but am aware that this will just break the spine.  Maybe its too
> expensive to go for stitched bindings?
>
> We have a series of cookbooks with stitched bindings for this very purpose,
> so you can leave them open at a page on the kitchen table, and it really
> helps.
>
> Its a great book in any case.  One or two treatments that for the target
> audience could be made a little more accessible, but that's in the margin.
> A real contribution.  If you have any bright technically interested young
> teenage relatives in need of intellectual stimulation, a copy of the OSS
> version and this would be a fine present.  Who knows where it might lead.
>
> Old retired relatives in need of intellectual stimulation too!
>
> Peter
>
>