Regardless of where you fall on the spectrum of Amazon opinions, I think
you have to be at least a little impressed by a certain small press
that abstains from using the retail giant.
I had never heard of Perfect Day Publishing until I read about one of its products, Love is Not Constantly Wondering If You Are Making the Biggest Mistake of Your Life, in
a Slate article. From the description, I knew immediately I would buy
the book. What I didn't know was that I would get a personalized email
letting me know my order would be delayed because they needed to print
more books. I also didn't know I'd get another personalized email
explaining how they had to hand-weigh the packages in the shipment so
they might have made a mistake on the postage to the tune of -20 cents.
I didn't know when the book arrived, my address would be hand-written,
or that I would also receive a stapled copy of A Field Guide to the Aliens of Star Trek: The Next Generation, written by a 7th grader.
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