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Evolution of the Book

Oh twitter, how I love thee!  I want to share a really 'neat' clip which I found via twitter last week.  You find so much information in the twink of an eye.  This short film is on the Evolution of the Book, sourced via George Walkley.com .   I found it really both fascinating and entertaining!  What are your thoughts on how the book has changed?  



Video credits courtesy via GeorgeWalkley.com

A/N:
A big wave to my lovely blogging buddies, its been a crazy busy week!  How is everyone doing?  The Snow Goddess has been waving her lovely wand over London, it's like a Christmas card around these here parts.  I shall post a few pictures soon.  Happy writing dear friends and have a lovely weekend!
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Joanna St. James said…
the best bit is that most pple get to stay home, let it snow! let it snow! let it snow!
3 December 2010 at 21:45
Melissa Amateis said…
I have to say that I am jealous of your snow! Nebraska (right smack in the middle of the U.S.) usually has a fair amount of snow by this town, but we've hardly had ANY to speak of. Quite unusual! So I hope we get some soon. You can send some this way if you want. ;-)
3 December 2010 at 22:44
Carol Kilgore said…
Looking forward to your snow pics. You found the place to sign up! I'll be right over :)
3 December 2010 at 23:53
Meredith said…
Such a cool video! Have fun with the snow--I'm missing it!
4 December 2010 at 00:49
Talei said…
Joanna, thats true - although it's so beautiful outdoors that I'm loving walking around my local hood. ;)

Melissa, sending some lovely fluffy snow your way, should be there in time for Christmas! x

Carol, we should do a virtual holiday tour! ;)

Meredith, glad you enjoyed it! Its a great little film, very clever methinks. Don't worry, I shall throw some snowballs around tomorrow for you! ;)
4 December 2010 at 01:04
Jemi Fraser said…
What a cool video :)

We had a bunch of snow too. I should probably snap some photos too!
4 December 2010 at 01:41
Pat Tillett said…
Snow? What's that?
Overall, I'm happy that it never snows here, but maybe once in a while it would be nice!
Stay warm!
4 December 2010 at 03:42
Evelyn J. Quinn said…
Hello! Just wanted to pop by and say hello. Wonderful blog you have hear. I look forward to reading more posts. It's nice to know we're not on this journey alone.

-J.
4 December 2010 at 04:30
Talei said…
Jemi, ;) Definitely snap away, you must have snow in truckloads where you live?

Pat, cheers! I'm enjoying your pics at the moment.

Evelyn, hello and welcome. Thanks so much for following! I agree, our writing journey is so much more enhanced with all the lovely blogging writerly buddies to share it with. ;)
4 December 2010 at 10:38
Talli Roland said…
The snow is all gone in my neck of the woods, but it was pretty while it lasted! Hope you're having a great weekend.
5 December 2010 at 17:09
Mya said…
Very clever idea of filming a timeline.
We are beginning to get the cold, and I would not minda little snow, but my preference is to hold the heavier accumulation off until Christmas Eve when all shopping and running around is done.
5 December 2010 at 17:34
Anonymous said…
Snow. All my life, snow. I could live without it now! You have more than we do in Harrisonburg, Virginia USA. Only a dusting yesterday but the temps plunged. Thank goodness for warm, flannel sheets!!

I once followed you; then a blogger glitch forced me to do a new blog. I'm trying to recover those bloggers I lost that I want to keep following. Glad I found you again through another blog. What a wonderful community this is!

Think warm thoughts!!!
Ann Best, A Long Journey Home
6 December 2010 at 01:13
Samantha Vérant said…
The evolution of the book,huh? I just got a new e-reader for X-mas (early, I know) and one thing I can say is "real books" don't power off when you're in the middle of reading them. GRRRR.
6 December 2010 at 12:00
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