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Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Sachin tendulkar's blood to be used in book





As a perfect gift for the cricket fans, a crazy publisher has planned to bring out a book made with Sachin Tendulkar’s blood. The biography will be a perfect tribute to the great batsman, the publisher said.

This special edition, also called 'blood edition', will include the unseen pictures of Tendulkar’s family and his thoughts about his career.

As per the reports, the book will have 852 pages all edged in gold leaf. More to it, the book will showcase the batsman's DNA profile which was obtained from a swab of his DNA.

This strange idea is expected to fetch £49,000 to the publisher. The book will be released for the fans in coming February. Interestingly, all the 10 copies have already been booked.

"The signature page will be mixed with Sachin's blood – mixed into the paper pulp so it's a red resin.It is what it is – you will have Sachin's blood on the page,"
As a perfect gift for the cricket fans, a crazy publisher has planned to bring out a book made with Sachin Tendulkar’s blood. The biography will be a perfect tribute to the great batsman, the publisher said.

This special edition, also called 'blood edition', will include the unseen pictures of Tendulkar’s family and his thoughts about his career.

As per the reports, the book will have 852 pages all edged in gold leaf. More to it, the book will showcase the batsman's DNA profile which was obtained from a swab of his DNA.

This strange idea is expected to fetch £49,000 to the publisher. The book will be released for the fans in coming February. Interestingly, all the 10 copies have already been booked.


As a perfect gift for the cricket fans, a crazy publisher has planned to bring out a book made with Sachin Tendulkar’s blood. The biography will be a perfect tribute to the great batsman, the publisher said.

This special edition, also called 'blood edition', will include the unseen pictures of Tendulkar’s family and his thoughts about his career.

As per the reports, the book will have 852 pages all edged in gold leaf. More to it, the book will showcase the batsman's DNA profile which was obtained from a swab of his DNA.

This strange idea is expected to fetch £49,000 to the publisher. The book will be released for the fans in coming February. Interestingly, all the 10 copies have already been booked.

publisher Kraken Media's CEO Karl Fowler told the media as follows:
"The signature page will be mixed with Sachin's blood – mixed into the paper pulp so it's a red resin. It is what it is – you will have Sachin's blood on the page,"

"It's not everyone's cup of tea, it's not to everyone's taste and some may think it's a bit weird. But the key thing here is that Sachin Tendulkar to millions of people is a religious icon. And we thought how, in a publishing form, can you get as close to your god as possible," said Karl Fowler.

The proceeds from the sale of the books will go to Tendulkar's charitable foundation to help build a school in Mumbai, an official said.

The publisher has also spoken about one thousands cheaper copies that will be priced at about £2,000 each.

"The signature page will be mixed with Sachin's blood – mixed into the paper pulp so it's a red resin. It is what it is – you will have Sachin's blood on the page," publisher Kraken Media's CEO Karl Fowler told the media.

"It's not everyone's cup of tea, it's not to everyone's taste and some may think it's a bit weird. But the key thing here is that Sachin Tendulkar to millions of people is a religious icon. And we thought how, in a publishing form, can you get as close to your god as possible," said Karl Fowler.

The proceeds from the sale of the books will go to Tendulkar's charitable foundation to help build a school in Mumbai, an official said.

The publisher has also spoken about one thousands cheaper copies that will be priced at about £2,000 each.


"It's not everyone's cup of tea, it's not to everyone's taste and some may think it's a bit weird. But the key thing here is that Sachin Tendulkar to millions of people is a religious icon. And we thought how, in a publishing form, can you get as close to your god as possible," said Karl Fowler.

The proceeds from the sale of the books will go to Tendulkar's charitable foundation to help build a school in Mumbai, an official said.

The publisher has also spoken about one thousands cheaper copies that will be priced at about £2,000 each.

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