Larry,
Maybe not. TBON is an important piece of history, and well done. (and I'm
sorry I let mine go with the car.) It would be nice if all owners had the
opportunity to own one.
But it IS Mr. Millers creation and property. (and he does have evey right
to do with it as he pleases.)
Sort of an unfortunate situation . . . . .
Steve;
Thanks, It was selfish of me to ask.
Larry
Steve Laifman wrote:
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>Larry Blackman wrote:
>
>>Steve;
>>Considering the great job that was done in getting the workshop manual
>>entered on the web site. Is there any chance in getting the Book of
>>Norman done the same way?
>>Larry
>>
>
>
>Larry,
>
>Thank you, it was indeed a lot of work to reproduce that Manual. Over 1
>years worth of effort.
>
>But, as far as your suggestion about TBON is concerned, I am sorry, but
>that book, it's contents, and it's presentation represent a lot of work,
>sweat, and tears by Norman Miller. It is the product of years of his
>effort and belong completely to him.
>
>It is a great creation, and though now rare and costly, this money is
>not going to Norman, but to the sellers of his out-of-print effort.
>
>It would not be seemly to even request permission to publish his own
>works. Norman has contributed a great deal of effort towards the Tiger
>community, and deserves all the praise and credit possible to bestow.
>
>Norman, if he wanted to, could publish a reissue, an updated version
>based on the detailed information he has since collected, or publish it
>on his own web site.
>
>I am sorry, but it is out of the question.
>
>Steve
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