I’ve been looking at Printing on Demand recently — more of which anon — and was pleased to see there’s now a way to recycle publishers’ rejection letters By Printing Them On Toilet Paper:
Now, authors whose work has met similar rejection are getting the chance to put it behind them and simultaneously start to get even -- thanks to a website that lets them print their rejection letters onto rolls of customized toilet paper.
Lulu (www.lulu.com), a site that enables anyone to publish and sell their own book, eBook, calendar . . . and now toilet roll, without some lofty editor first having to grant permission, is offering the groundbreaking new service -- at http://www.lulu.com/tp -- to highlight that it does not reject any legal and decent material.
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