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  • what is the glue used in binding paperback books?

    Posted by admin on January 26th, 2011 and filed under paperback books | 1 Comment »

    I am home producing my R.N. memoirs and wish to bind the finished booklet.

    Some paperbacks at least use "padding compound" to hold the pages together.
    You can buy it, or you can make your own from permanent white glue.

    If you’re interested in more info on that, check out this page at my site under the category called NOTEPADS:
    http://glassattic.com/polymer/MISC.htm

    There are lots of ways to "bind" books (and booklets) though, from simple to complex-and-fiddly!
    http://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+bind+book+easy
    http://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+bind+book
    http://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+bind+booklet

    HTH,
    Diane B.

    How much does it cost to get 15000 good quality paperback books printed in say India or Thailand.?

    Posted by admin on December 21st, 2010 and filed under paperback books | 2 Comments »

    Or any country where our the dollar is strong, and is it worth the hassle?

    I am wondering why you would want 15,000 copies of anything. Do you realize 5,000 copies sale is enough to get you on a lot of best-seller lists? Selling 1,000 copies of an unknown writer is considered darn good. I am sure you can get some good prices on printing, but I hope you are not getting a lot more than can be sold.

    What are some good ways to take the binding or spine off of paperback books?

    Posted by admin on November 21st, 2010 and filed under paperback books | 2 Comments »

    I have several paper back activity books for the kids to do but I want to put the pages in a 3 ring binder so I can take pages out to make copies easily. Does anyone know any good clean ways to do this with out ruining any pages of the book? I heard about putting it in the microwave, but I don’t know if it would work or not. I may try the microwave technique with a book from goodwill or something but are there any more good techniques?

    First make sure that the pages don’t have the perforations for tearing out — most workbooks do these days. Then carefully use a boxcutter knife and slit the pages as close to the binding as you can. Also, since you are deconstructing the book, open it as far as you can, and the glue may
    split and release some pages. After a few come out the rest are easier to get.

    Where can I buy the rare first edition paperback books in India?

    Posted by admin on November 15th, 2010 and filed under paperback books | 1 Comment »

    The one that was first published and was open to the market… you know What I mean!

    amazon.com is one source.

    How to get free paperback books?

    Posted by admin on October 16th, 2010 and filed under paperback books | 1 Comment »

    Is there any site that is giving away free books?

    http://www.paperbackswap.com/index.php

    or
    http://www.book-club-queen.com/quality-paperback-book-club.html

    Where is the best place to sell used hardback/paperback books in Houston?

    Posted by admin on October 11th, 2010 and filed under paperback books | 1 Comment »

    as the title says preferably northern Houston, Texas.

    Half price books is pretty good and all over houston

    http://www.halfpricebooks.com/find_a_store.html

    Do paperback books still have pictures, like hardcovers do?

    Posted by admin on October 8th, 2010 and filed under paperback books | 5 Comments »

    Do paperback books still have pictures and other stuff like hardcovers do?
    If the hardcover does have images inside, will the paperback?
    aaah man, if the book is an autobiography and it says it has pictures on the inside, will the paperback have those pictures just like the hardcover does.

    Yes. I’ve had paperbacks with the photographs inside, like what you’re talking about.

    Is it safe to touch my paperback books that kind of got sprayed with wasp spray?

    Posted by admin on October 5th, 2010 and filed under paperback books | 8 Comments »

    My books are dry now since they only had like sprinkles of the spray on them, but are they be safe to touch?

    no

    Academic Writer (Paperback Writer parody)

    Posted by admin on July 8th, 2010 and filed under paperback books | 25 Comments »

    For mp3 and MUCH better video (with stereo sound) go to my site: http://magnulus.com/index.php?entry=entry071025-200221

    Lyrics:
    Dear struggling student, when you read my book
    it will suck your brains out with just a look!
    It’s based on a thousand other books I’ve read
    And I reference them all ’cause I am an academic writer
    Academic writer!

    I use the biggest words at my command
    To make it difficult to understand
    pneumonoultramicroscopicsilico-
    volcanoconiosis now that is big but nothing for a writer
    Academic writer!

    Academic writeeeer (writer!) (writer…)

    It’s got ten revisions give or take a few
    Then another is out in a week or two!
    I do this to add a couple more big words
    And to empty your wallets cause I am a total pompous blighter
    Academic writer!

    If I wrote my book to be decipherable
    Then the consequences would be terrible
    You’d see that the book could be a quarter the length
    But I wouldn’t make money the way I do if it was lighter
    ACADEMIC WRITER!!!

    Acadeeeeemic writer! (Academic writer…)
    Acadeeeeemic writer! (Academic writer…)
    Acadeeeeemic writer! (Academic writer…)
    Acadeeeeemic writer! (Academic writer…)

    For t-shirts and other cool stuff: http://www.cafepress.com/magnulus
    (No, I still make no money off it, though a few people have been kind enough to help me lower my DEBT to cafepress lately. You’re awesome!)

    Everything in the song performed by myself using only the built-in microphone on my iMac, my cheap Jaw Harp, 93 pence in change and my own angelic voice. Edited in Garageband. (Then video edited in Final Cut.)

    Duration : 0:2:20

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    Is there a difference between paperback books and softback books?

    Posted by admin on July 7th, 2010 and filed under paperback books | 2 Comments »

    Aren’t they the same thing? Like the same meaning?

    If they’re different, could you give me some examples of softback books?

    According to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paperback , those are just two terms for the same thing.