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Thursday, May 16, 2013

Does Publishers Weekly need a new editor?



New York's First Espresso Book Machine Debuts at McNally Jackson

By Craig Morgan Teicher 

While New York's downtown indie bookseller McNally Jackson has had the city's first Espresso Book Machine (which can print and bind books from, among other sources, Google Books, Lightening Lightning Source, or from files supplied by authors) for about a month, the store help held a coming out party for it on Tuesday, February 15.

That's two silly bloopers in one paragraph. Ouch!

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