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Rethinking Paper and Ink: The Sustainable Publishing Revolutionby Ooligan Press |
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ISBN: 978-1932010398 8.4” x 5.4”, softcover 168 pages $21.95 |
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| Ooligan Press is committed to leading the industry in sustainable publishing. Rethinking Paper & Ink, the newest title in Ooligan’s OpenBook Series, offers an in-depth, critical examination of the current book publishing industry and discusses ways to achieve more sustainable practices during acquisitions, editing, design, printing, marketing, promotion, and distribution. Dedicated to transparency, accountability, and responsibility, each title in Ooligan’s OpenBook Series includes an audit detailing the choices made during the book’s production process. This effort enables Ooligan to outline the specific decisions they made and measure the impact of those decisions in order to inform others seeking similar sustainable options. |
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“Rethinking Paper & Ink is a gem of a publication for anyone tackling the issue of sustainability within the publishing industry. The authors take an honest and thoughtful approach to the publishing process as it evolves from the author to the publisher to the printer to the bookseller. And while there are no perfect solutions for minimizing our collective footprint on the earth, there are numerous (and feasible!) eco-friendly options for industry professionals to incorporate. Rethinking Paper & Ink is a blueprint for action as well as a call for best practices whether one is contemplating the printed page or the next e-book device. I highly ecommend this book.” —Deb Bruner, Thomson-Shore, Inc. West Coast Sales Manager |
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About the Authors: Rethinking Paper & Ink is a collaborative effort by students and a core teaching staff of publishing professionals at Portland State University’s Ooligan Press. This title is an expansion of a booklet of the same name that was written by Melissa Brumer and Janine Eckhart. Brumer and Eckhart were the founders of Ooligan Press’s Sustainable Publishing Initiative. Their initial booklet launched Ooligan Press’s BISAC Category: Business & Economics/Green Business. |
| Press And Media |
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| Mongrapher’s Blog Review |
| Goodreads Review |
| Top US News Interviews the authors |
| Better World Books Reviews |
| Willamette Week lists RPI as a top 10 local book for 2011 |

