An errata page will be up later today – and, beauty of publishing on demand, I can take comments about errata, typos, layout problems to heart and fix them right away for new copies of the book. Changing the fonts for the heading was a ‘bright idea’ that I had right at the end of the design process, and I can see that it wasn’t the best one I had…

Her comments about ‘who is the audience for the book’ are on the money, too – as I wrote to her this morning, it’s one of the problems I had when approaching publishers about the book. I think I was writing the book for myself, just 10 years ago, before I figured out a new way to look at some basic knitting problems.

I guess the book is not really for a raw beginner (although a new knitter with enthusiasm will grasp what I’m saying). It’s probably too basic for a very advanced knitter – I’m hoping that the essays and reflections will be worth the price of admission (and perhaps change some attitudes about knitting and how we view ourselves as knitters!)