Thread: Titles that only look good (or better) on old fashion paper books.
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Old 02-12-2012, 07:00 PM   #7
Andrew H.
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Originally Posted by CJJ View Post
There was a time when Authors were very particular with the typeface used for their books. John Updike comes to mind as an Author who insisted on dictating the typeface and binding methods used for his books. As digital books evolve I am sure we will eventually see a Renascence of this master-craft.
I don't think so.

Part of the attraction of e-books is that you can change the font or font size.

Of course it would be nice if there were an "author recommended" setting. But if I can't change it, I might as well read something else.
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