Cover Story: Susan Isaacs: The Insider Interview
The bestselling author talks candidly about changes in the industry, and how she thinks publishers and authors can better work together.
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What it lacks is the physical appeal of a paper book, the smell of the paper, the feel of it. In a way it's boring because even though you do have the picture of the jacket, you're always picking up the same 'book,' and that's a loss. Given those differences, there's the pleasure of being able to go out and buy a book instantly.
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