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Phillip Lenssen has decided to write a book titled “55 Ways To Have Fun With Google” (working sub-title: “A wunderkammer of search engine curiosities, games, riddles, artefacts, and a little bit of usefulness”). Lenssen plans to self-publish via Lulu.com, which allows to sell at the Amazon Marketplace too.
Have fun with some of his preliminary ideas:
http://blog.outer-court.com/archive/2005-11-17-n22.html
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