I asked a number of friends for comments and criticism while writing this book, but now that it is out in the world, being read (and hopefully used) by readers, we have a chance to get a lot more feedback.

I have plans for a number of future books in this series, so am very interested in hearing your comments about your reactions to this first one. Please post here and let me know how it has worked for you, how it hasn't worked, and how you feel it could be improved. Thank you!

At the risk of sounding like a 'me too' I would like to express my appreciation of this book, and your generosity of spirit in sharing so much with us. Although I have been reading around the subject for a few months now, nowhere have I seen as much detailed and explicit instruction as here, and this forum is exactly what people need to hammer out those puzzling problems that pop up. Don't know where you find the time and energy to do all this as well as those incredible prints, will you share that with us too??
Jan

Well, the 'quick and easy' answer is simply that I live here alone. Once my kids grew up and flew away, life basically started to revolve completely around this 'work'. I wake up, grab a bite, and head for the computer/workbench/whichever. A whole bunch of hours later, I realize that I'm getting 'kinda tired', and it would probably be best to head for bed. A few minutes later (or so it seems, anyway) I'm waking up ...

When you do that for as many years as I have been ... you do kind of get a few things done!

But thanks very much for the comments ... (I don't mind 'me toos' at all!)

Thank you for the ebook. I bought the online version and the cd version and really enjoy the vast amount of knowledge and time put into creating it. I am looking forward to a long a fruitful learning experience. I do linocuts and woodcuts and have a gallery in Ft. Lauderdale Florida. I have already picked up a couple of tricks .... not really tricks .... techniques that is making my life a little easier.
Again, thank you and I am looking forward to the forum as well.
cheers, Larry Joe Miller
www.larryjoemiller.com