I planned on it, but my grubby hands will get on one no matter what the cover type was.

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The Tao is like a glob pattern:
used but never used up.
It is like the extern void:
filled with infinite possibilities.

I would rather hardcover for my collection.

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I scrapped the possibility of a hardcover for a few reasons:

1) It would be almost $30.

2) They take about 3 weeks just to fulfill an order. That doesn't include shipping time.

3) For me to cost-effectively sell signed copies, the price would fall somewhere around $45 because the shipping charges would increase (more weight).

4) Whether it be $30 or $45, I couldn't see myself spending that much money on a self-published book. And if I can't justify that expense myself, I can't expect anyone else to do so either.

Bottom-line: I'd love to make a hardcover edition available, but it wouldn't be worth the trouble. Sorry.

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You say that so modestly . I understand though and I'll get on buying the other one .

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Okay. Thank you.

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I'd buy a hardcover, but an anycover would be just as awesome.

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I would love a hardcover because of the fact that the cover does last longer, but since you are in a spot to which you cant then I dont mind as long as I have the book in my hands someday