Take a moment to explore a few entries in the Books on Books blog and find a couple that appeal to you. Write a blog reflecting on the relationship between materiality/form and content, using examples from the books and posts in the curated blog. You can address any issue in this blog, but I’d like you to attempt a careful and critical reflection on how form informs content (and vice versa) and whether you think it’s important to study these book features separately, or always in relation to one another.

Blog posts should be at least 250 words long and engage thoughtfully and meaningfully with the content. All blogs are due before midnight the day before class (Tuesday). Aim to respond to at least 2 peers before class begins (~5:30pm) so we can be ready for engaging discussion.

To create a post, make sure you’re SIGNED IN, and then use the +New sign at the top of the page. Please make sure you select the category for the blog number we’re using so everything stays organized! You will also be required to add a featured image — this can be anything you like, preferably an image that has a Creative Commons license.

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