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Not bad quality, and meeting their standards was a lot more painless than Lulu used to be.

The preview link at the Lulu page[1] does not show any examples of the translation.

His argument works just as well for createspace/lulu/etc physical books as ebooks.

I bought a book from Lulu a while ago, and it was a pretty nice experience.

I also setup a 40% discount on lulu for today to match/beat the amazon discount.

You've got to self-publish (blog, lulu.com, etc) until you're successful.

Also, it's pretty trivial to get set up on Lulu and even Amazon and other distributors these days, all of whom can print and ship inside the U.

At Plethora, we're building the mechanical pieces of this - starting with full-auto, on-demand CNC milling as fast as LuLu or similar, then adding more capabilities.

A couple years ago my friend sent me 2 screenshots she'd grabbed from Lulu app of my "profile" basically a girl I'd dated had signed up and it pulled all the info from guys she was friends with and allowed girls with the app to rate them on everything from how polite they were to what they did for a living to how they were in bed.

"What problems do you have with 7 pounds for airmail and 20 pounds for tracked airmail?" That Amazon will ship me print on demand in two days for "free", lulu charges $4, my favorite electronic seller in China charges $2 per item (admittedly each item is lighter than a book) I mean, really, guys?

There are some means, like Lulu.com, for example.

Recently Chris Torrence revived the book (Lulu), and it's online as well from the original articles.

Lulu charges a flat fee of $1.99 per copy (or 2.98 for DRM'ed edition).