Book printed in ink that vanishes after two months We’ve seen a few innovations that have offered a twist on traditional reading habits, from offering short works by new authors based on the duration of train delays to temporary edible and smokeable books. Taking elements of both of these ideas, Buenos Aires-based bookshop and publisher Eternal Cadencia has released El Libro que No Puede Esperar – which translates as ‘The Book that Cannot Wait’ – an anthology of new fiction printed in ink that disappears after two months of opening the book. READ MORE…
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Book printed in ink that vanishes after two months

We’ve seen a few innovations that have offered a twist on traditional reading habits, from offering short works by new authors based on the duration of train delays to temporary edible and smokeable books. Taking elements of both of these ideas, Buenos Aires-based bookshop and publisher Eternal Cadencia has released El Libro que No Puede Esperar – which translates as ‘The Book that Cannot Wait’ – an anthology of new fiction printed in ink that disappears after two months of opening the book. READ MORE…

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    :o
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  9. upsofloatingmanybellsdown reblogged this from yahighway and added:
    Interesting idea… but what if I want to save the book and reread it? What if I wanted to get the book from the library?...
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  11. jahloveangel reblogged this from everythingyouweretooafraidtoask and added:
    This sounds like a really cool idea… but what happens to the books when the ink vanishes? They become useless. So I’d...
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    Interesting.
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    Jeanelle written all over it. Well, for
  17. weaseltotheface reblogged this from everythingyouweretooafraidtoask and added:
    that’s neat and all but why would i spend money on a book that i can’t read after 2 months? it’d be a huge waste imo
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    This sounds like a horrible sales gimmick. ~_~ I thought we wanted to make books last LONGER, not rig an expiration...
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    Books