`Underground' isn't out of print -- and long may it remain
that way -- but those are laudable goals. I wrote in the `Introduction'
to the printed edition about my great aunt, a diver and artist who
pioneered underwater painting in the 1940s. She provided me with a kind
of inspiration for this book. What I didn't mention is that as a result
of macular degeneration in both eyes, she is now blind. She can no
longer paint or dive. But she does read - avidly - through `talking
books'. She is another reason I decided to release `Underground' in this
format.
So, now you can download and read the electronic version of
`Underground' for free. You can also send the work to your friends for
free. Or your enemies. At over a megabyte of plain text each, a few
dozen copies of underground make an extremely effective mail bomb.
That's a joke, folks, not a suggestion. ;-)
Like many of the people in this book, I'm not big on rules. Fortunately,
there aren't many that come with this electronic version. Don't print
the work on paper, CD or any other format, except for your own personal
reading pleasure. This includes using the work as teaching material in
institutions.
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