From a press release received this week:
ANNOUNCING “THE BLOOKER PRIZE,” THE WORLD’S FIRST LITERARY PRIZE FOR “BLOOKS” (BOOKS BASED ON BLOGS OR WEBSITES) – LAUNCHES 10 OCTOBER, 2005
“BLOOKS” ARE THE FASTEST GROWING NEW KIND OF BOOK – AND THE HOTTEST NEW PUBLISHING AND ONLINE TREND”
Prominent Internet Figures Will Judge Inaugural Prize – For Fiction, Non-Fiction And Comic-Blooks
(blook n. blook. A printed and bound book, based on a blog (cf. web log) or website; a new stage in the life-cycle of content, if not a new category of content and a new dawn for the book itself. cf. The Lulu Blooker Prize, (“The Blooker”), a literary prize, founded 2005, for blooks. [der. Eng. book, a bound collection of sheets of paper; blog (abbrev. web log, an internet journal, diary or personal website)])
I want to blarf.
Ed Bott 
I hate hate hate the supposed dictionary definition of ‘Blook’ tagged on the end there. :-s
The two books-based-on-blogs that I have picked up so far are Salam Pax’s and Belle De Jour’s. Both of them were entertaining reading, although the both lost the freedom of the links that they had (Salam more than Belle).
K