New Book Has Disappearing Ink

Friday, June 29, 2012 WATCH: New Book Has Disappearing Ink After the invention of e-readers and augmented reality, we were starting to think that book technology couldn't get any cooler. But small Argentinian publisher Eterna Cadencia has proved us wrong by printing an anthology of new writers using disappearing ink. We love this project because it forces customers to actually read the books they buy, rather than allowing them to collect dust while they opt for Downton Abbey reruns instead. Plus, it proves that physical books aren't just the stodgy forebears to cutting-edge art. Check out a video of the disappearing book! Also, If you're a fan of Erin Morgenstern's "The Night Circus," join us at Boston's Brookline Booksmith on July 3rd for an author event like no other. We'll be doing a Q&A with Erin, so send us your questions and we hope to see you there! -Madeleine Crum, Assistant Books Editor More on HuffPost Books Vote For Our Next Book Club Pick 11 Ways To Be An 80s Rock Star A Video Game About Killing Salman Rushdie PHOTOS: Awesome Book Genre Signs For Dubai Bookstores Famed Young Adult Book Heads To Screen BLOG POSTS Landon Donovan: The Wild Soccer Bunch I was five when I played my first soccer game and it changed my life forever. Physical activity was always part of my childhood, as was reading. Fit minds are just as important as fit bodies, which is why I'm endorsing the Wild Soccer Bunch. Doug Bradley: The Wall Between Us Stephen H. Warner was killed in an ambush near the Laotian border on February 14, 1971. He didn't have to be there. He wasn't supposed to be killed. Lois Tarter: Ritualize Your Divorce During my first year post divorce, I tried to come up with a ritual to cover every painful moment. Time flew by quickly as I did the rituals and, in the end, I had a better understanding of myself. Brigid Brett: Thanks, Nora What I really love about her and what I wish I'd thanked her for, is not letting all that cleverness and wit get the better of her. I so wish I'd thanked her for not allowing her hurts and betrayals to make her shriveled and bitter and mean-spirited. Larry Magid: Hands-On With Google's New Nexus 7 Tablet Like Amazon and Apple, Google is selling more than hardware -- it's selling content that people buy in its Google Play store including books, music and video.

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