I'd be interested in a well written book that explains how to use Poser 5. Such a book would have to be reasonably priced ($40 or less) and be well organized. In addition, I would expect it to fill in the numerous gaps in the Poser 5 manual. The book would need to come with numerous examples (available on-line or on a CD-ROM) that the reader could play with in order to understand how various effects were produced. But to be brutally honest, Anthony, I'm not confident that you could produce a book that would make me happy. I am very displeased with the Poser 5 manual and a book by the same author would have one strike against it from the start. The Poser 5 manual documents the program but doesn't even scratch the surface as far as describing how to use it.