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Got my first books fro Lulu today...

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madamez · 09/07/2008 18:45

And the quality is Not Bad At All.
Has anyone else done any self-pulbishing, and how did you get on?

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sleepycat · 09/07/2008 20:57

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madamez · 10/07/2008 00:18

It really doesn't cost much, sleepycat. I got 3 copies of my not-so-deathless prose for under £20 - and you don't have to buy any unless you want to, there is no start up cost.

I have to say that though I love it, I don;t think it makes the publishing industry irrelevant. What it should kill off once and for all is scumbag vanity publishers.

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quickdrawmcgraw · 10/07/2008 21:31

Oh this is so GREAT! I've been looking for something like this for ages. it's good to know the quality is good too. I don't think I'd sell my book in shops but I'd love to get a few copies so that all that work wasn't for nothing.

quickdrawmcgraw · 21/07/2008 09:27

I just got my book back today and am absolutely delighted with it!! Mine is a 30 page, full colour childrens book and they did it beautifully! I just couldn't believe the price too. you couldn't get anything printed at that price anywhere else. I'm thrilled.
Thanks for posting madamez

jimjamshaslefttheyurt · 21/07/2008 11:26

I downloaded (someone else's) ebook on lulu. Thought it looked interesting but their forums are rather quiet so I wasn't sure it was all that busy.

Interesting thread.

Barnical · 25/07/2008 16:55

I'm happy with LULU too!!
I use it for promtional coffee table portfolio books for health spas etc. Have got quiet a lot of work this way.

NickiSue · 05/08/2008 00:03

Woah! Have I got this right? If you have written something, you can chose to have a one-off copy made up for a reasonable fee?

My Dad has written something and I'd love to have it made up into a paperback or even hardcover for xmas (for a start!). The problem is, I have a print-off, not a disc copy - could I send a print off?

Thank you for posting this!

NickiSue · 05/08/2008 00:09

Oh! I've just seen it needs uploading - bugge. I cant get the copy off dad, (ruin suprise), I'd need to type all 400 pages lol. Bugger!

Lemontart · 05/08/2008 00:12

If you have a lot of images, Blurb is great. Did a lovely homemade cookery book for a friend?s wedding present full of old memories and photos, recipes and kid?s pictures. They did a fab job of printing it and the free software for creating the book was very easy to use and flexible. Different from LULU but worth a look if you are into self publishing in a small way

solidgoldbrass · 05/08/2008 22:00

NickiSue: I just had a look at my other old favourite printers but they now don't do runs of less than 100. Could you enlist friends and family to help with the typing?

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