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Import a folder and your photos land on a desk, like prints on a table. Put two side by side to see if they work together, and edit them where they sit. You put them in order in the same place you edit them.
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Concrete Flowers Grow
By David Richard Cibis
32 pages with 15 photographs, self-published in 2026 by David R. Cibis.
€24.61 plus shipping
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Pages
32
Size
210 × 258 mm
Binding
Stapled
Paper
Matt coated 150 g
Ink
Color
Printing
On demand in Europe
Abney lays the pages on sheets in reading order, with lines to cut and fold, for a stapled, clipped or glued book, or a zine folded from one sheet. Print a test copy to catch mistakes. You need no account for this.
Pick a stapled or glued binding, the paper and the cover. Every option shows the shop’s live price, tax included, and Abney adds no markup. The shop prints and binds your copies and ships them to you.
Your book gets its own page, and anyone with the link can order a copy. On demand, the shop prints each order and ships it to the reader. Or order a batch, set your own price and post the copies yourself.