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Old 04-04-2011, 12:25 PM   #43
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Now that I have a link that works, I'm looking with some interest at the items actually for sale. They consist of five calendars, four of which are created from scans of pre-existing material (Victorian erotica, Victorian erotic postcards, Victorian fairies, and vintage cars) and one of material (pony photographs) from unspecified sources. So it appears that at least 80% of John's "toil" consists of scanning other people's work and dropping it into stock calendar forms (on the plus side, as I'm also an amateur photographer, I'm seeing a possible new market here ... I didn't know people bought illustrated calendars for their Kindles). Frankly, given the post I replied to earlier, I was expecting something involving literary effort, not just a few scans of out-of-copyright pictures.
I was also curious about the reaction to "DRM keeps people from pirating" versus the claim of being an "author". I guess you can author a Kindle calendar, it just wasn't my go-to assumption.
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