Welcome to Pixelated Publishing

Most rational people agree that digital publishing will never replace traditional publishing in the foreseeable future, regardless how much quicker and easier it is to produce digital files and distribute them on the web. People who love books will not give up the pleasure of a book in hand. Who wants to curl up by the fire with a stack of loose papers?

Nevertheless, it would be foolish and incredibly short-sighted to believe that the newest technologies available, and yet to come, will not impact the way we publish information. Afterall, centuries of documents recorded on papyrus scrolls did eventually give way to the codex (bound manuscripts written on both sides) which then, with the invention of the Guttenberg press, evolved to printed books. Technology does have its way, sooner or later, especially if it is time-saving.

With this in mind, and understanding that certain types of books are already well suited to the pdf downloadble file format, Pixelated Publishing is launched as a way to blaze a new path, in this new era, for these specific genres. Afterall, how much easier is it for the end-user to print out a single flat page and take it to kitchen or workshop instead of wrestling with an open book? Or quickly print out multiples to hand out to scout troops or students working on a project? How much better to buy only what you want, download it and store it on your computer to print out over and over without buying forty other recipes or craft projects that will never get made? We won't even mention all the trees that didn't have to die to print out books that will end up on bargain tables, in garage sales or worse, remaindered and stored in warehouses.

It is said a journey begins with the first step and thus Pixelated Publishing begins with Perfect Parmesan - 12 Terrific Low-Carb Recipes. More will be added as soon as possible. Bookmark us and check back often. You might be glad you did. Many great titles are already in the works.

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When I was four years old, I would sit for hours staring at the pages of a book, willing the words to speak to me. I don't recall the moment I first began to read, I only know that I have never gotten over it.

-- April S Fields