"REAL" books...hardcover preferably, but soft cover will suffice if it's the only option.  As many on here, I'm old school too.  If I pay for something, I want physical evidence...something I can hold and have for years to come.

It's no different than my music...100% vinyl, with a few Chad Slagle CDs.

Check your email Tyler. 

Nice!!

Elkheart all the way... or any of Gregg's bows!!
I've owned three different Java Man models - all are awesome, but the Elkhearts just fit me best!
Gregg is an awesome bowyer & gentleman to deal with, you'll have zero regrets if that's the direction you go.
Congrats on retirement - Enjoy!!
Randy

...well Kirkil, teached most of it myself here and ended up doing things a little different .
apart of the itchy dust I didn't see much difference to wood when making that glassbow.
Biggest difference is that you need to be very careful with tiller on a wooden bow and thats where the "natural reflex" comes into play - glass on the other hand will tolerate just anything. Other difference was, I didn't tiller anything on that glassbow, whereas I always do some tiller-adjustments to the woodies. last but not least i made it 9mm instead of 13mm thick for the same weight. I dont see twist in my limbs - just gotta work with square material.
I like the results and so do my customers.  Multiple national championships and records against all these glassy longbows 
cheers