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Originally Posted by BooksForABuck
Not sure about the "world isn't gray" comment. Ever read a book? Unless it's a very expensive book, I doubt you'll see a lot of color inside. I certainly don't pick up novels hoping to be entertained by font color choices.
Rob Preece
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I dunno 'bout that. I've got "A Drug War Carol", "The Probability Broach: The Graphic Novel" and "Roswell, Texas" (all by either Scott Bieser or L. Neil Smith and all available to read online at BigHead Press,
http://www.bigheadpress.com/) sitting on my bookshelf right now. I'm not sure I'd have enjoyed them quite so much in grayscale.
But yes, for the most part, the novels I read do *NOT* suffer from being limited to black text on white (Well, more of a very pale greyish...
) paper. In fact, by being so monotone, I'm not distracted from the vivid scenes I create in my mind as I read the words!
Derek