
It makes it a more interesting pursuit if things are unpredictable and fluid. There is more of a sense of magic and adventure. That has to be one of the reasons I love what I term "E-pubbin." It's also about making books which is magical too. Books can be eternal if they're preserved. If you think about it E-books don't have a physical presence so they aren't as delicate as paper and they should last until humankind has lost the ability to view digital files. It should be so much easier to keep an e-book in circulation forever and available to anyone with a connection. No need for thermal/humidity controlled archives, white gloves and viewing rooms. You know, there is a lot to think about e-books and 'What the...?'