Cheryl Hagedorn writes an excellent blog about blooks and blooking, which is basically the practice of creating books from blogs. She examines various blooks and the methods used to produce them.
As we all know, I rarely stop talking and sharing, so about a week ago, Cheryl and I began conversing about how I created
Nickie's Nook: Sharing the Journey
and the accessibility of blooks and the processes used to create them. I wanted to share what she posted with you. Below, I'm placing the links to the three posts she created.
I'm impressed with Cheryl, because she's actually taken accessibility to heart and asked the tough questions of other publishers and readers. Thanks Cheryl, you're an advocate!
Check out
An Accessibility Question for you
Accessibility Part 2
and
Accessibility part 3
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I continue to look into some of the issues that you raised. It seems that for most people, sighted or not, cut-and-paste is the only way to go. That sucks. And makes no sense.
By the way, I saw your post on Blogher about marketing. I just finished with a post about Deborah Woehr. She has a site where she looks at new books - give her a shout - you never know. Besides, she's written a blook herself so maybe she'll lean a little on your side :-)
Thanks again for the nice words.
Enjoy your weekend!