Considering the particulars there would be more added value with
spoken word and characters with an e-book first. You and I and many
others would have their own reasons for buying such a book. In fact,
does anyone know of one? If that didn't work out you could try
print. There is no guarantee these days either medium won't end up on
the Internet. I see these Chinese manuscripts on the Internet and
wonder how much a good translator would cost? There also are websites
that do that. It would be simply adding the translation. I know
there are several here who could do a good job but more a labor of
love than making a living.

Jim

Lewis Perin wrote:
> pgwk > writes:
>
> > Thanks..........
> >
> > If I do get it translated, you will of course get a free copy
> > immediately. Do you think that it would sell at, say, $9.95?
>
> I'd certainly buy a copy!
>
> But may I suggest that it would be nice to have the original and
> translation on facing pages? It's a short book, after all, so paper
> shouldn't be that big a consideration.
>
> /Lew
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