Print-on-Demand

**"* M* <B*@verizon.net>**

11/4/2008

I'm finishing a Quill and Trowel article (today I hope) about 
print-on-demand (POD) and how it relates to us as garden writers. This 
technology allows the printing of products one by one or in small batches. 
Have you had any experiences, good or bad, with POD? This can be books, 
DVDs, calendars, art prints, or the like. I've used a POD supplier called 
LightningSource for three books now. How about your experience with Lulu, 
Cafe Press, RedBubble, and others? With books I see that interior color 
printing is becoming better and more affordable, a welcome change in the 
technology. Any comments to share or related questions you're interested in? 
Brags? Comment on or off list! Thanks!

Betty Mackey
B. B. Mackey Books
www.mackeybooks.com
bettymackey@verizon.net

P. S. My newest POD publication is "Organic Gardening Down South" by Nellie 
Neal, September 2008, 144 pages, illustrated but no color inside.

P. P. S. I voted already. 

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