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I'm a feminist who loves TV & enjoys movies, adores her friends, occasionally writes fanfic (and rarely finishes them), almost always reads fanfics, nerds about Harry Potter, moons over Bradley James and others (esp. when blond/e), collects picture books and colouring books (but rarely colours the latter one), procrastinates, organises fan convention(s). I'm domestic, a librarian, going on 30, and anglophile. That's all you need to know to begin with XD
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Date: 2022-12-01 09:56 pm (UTC)Oh, absolutely nice paper is worth the sensory experience, plus it just looks lovelier than regular printer paper.
Very fair! Honestly, my plan was either to convert an ebook form of the Wolf House book series into something I could typeset myself, or to buy the five individual novella paperbacks and convert them. (Mostly because I don't like the cover art much on the current editions 😔.) I have no idea how you go about converting paperbacks, though. It seems like something that would either be fairly simple or incredibly complicated.
There really is something to be said for the joy of having a physical thing to hold that you've made! And I definitely didn't mean it in a bad way - my first book is all askew in so many ways but it still looks like a book and therefore I love it.