Shevraeth in Marloven Hess leather-bound, hardcover edition. ^__~
So, you're about to go on holiday, you've just finished reading The Fox, and you're positively itching for more Sherwood stories to read. Unfortunately, the only things you haven't already read are the online stories and you a) don't own a laptop and b) greatly dislike reading long stories online, anyway. What's a girl to do?
Simple, really - you take Shevraeth in Marloven Hess into word, put it in a better reading font, tidy up the layout, and print it out as a book, ready to be made up into signatures. Then you run out of time, and pester your partner to do the rest for you (so, sadly, I can't take total credit for this one... my beloved finished it for me).
In this edition, Shevraeth in Marloven Hess is 294 pages long, hardcover, has a real suede leather cover in claret red (more red than it looks in the photo), a grey-blue bookmark ribbon, and some rather pretty endpapers. It's traditionally bound - that is, sewn through the fold - so you can open it flat without damaging it. Which I really like in a book. It also eats up a reasonable chunk of travel time! ^__^
I do feel, just a little, like some kind of incredibly low-tech book pirate, but I assure you all, if it came out for sale, I'd buy it at once.
Simple, really - you take Shevraeth in Marloven Hess into word, put it in a better reading font, tidy up the layout, and print it out as a book, ready to be made up into signatures. Then you run out of time, and pester your partner to do the rest for you (so, sadly, I can't take total credit for this one... my beloved finished it for me).
In this edition, Shevraeth in Marloven Hess is 294 pages long, hardcover, has a real suede leather cover in claret red (more red than it looks in the photo), a grey-blue bookmark ribbon, and some rather pretty endpapers. It's traditionally bound - that is, sewn through the fold - so you can open it flat without damaging it. Which I really like in a book. It also eats up a reasonable chunk of travel time! ^__^
I do feel, just a little, like some kind of incredibly low-tech book pirate, but I assure you all, if it came out for sale, I'd buy it at once.