Of course, I’d love to see it printed, especially because of the amazing cover art designed by the wonderful Betsy Dye. I’m old-fashioned and don’t have a Kindle or Nook or iPad myself. I love having a printed copy of a book in my hands, overflowing bookshelves, and stacks of books on the floor of my apartment because I fill up my shelves so quickly. However, the e-book method allows for self-publishing at my own pace and results in a bigger chunk of royalties for my work, so that’s the platform available to me right now.
In an ideal world, though, I’d love to have a printed copy (along with the nice royalty percentage) of my books and I’m confident that a couple of other projects currently in the pipeline will be released in a print edition as well as an e-book.
To help sell those projects to publishers in order to see printed copies in the future, you should definitely drop $6.99 on Tributes and Trash Talk so that we can show how big and loyal my audience is. Plus, it’s a damn interesting book!