TORONTO LIBRARY OFFERS SERVICE FOR DO-IT-YOURSELF AUTHORS

Jun 10, 2014

By Scott Walker

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Aspiring Toronto authors now have an inexpensive way to publish their grand work.

The Toronto Public Library has purchased a $68,000 book-binding machine that will churn out ten copies of a novel, memoir, or cookbook in minutes for $145. The actual cost of any print job is based on the number of pages, and number of copies.

It’s called Asquith Press, and it has a plexiglass cover that will enable authors to watch the entire process. It will bind a full-colour cover and all the pages of a book.

The Library is also offering courses on how to properly format a book for the new machine.

Full details are available here.

 

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