Thread: How many of us are reading exclusively in electronic format?
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Old 10-28-2012, 06:29 PM   #65
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This is a recurring question on the board. I shift more toward e-reader as time passes:
  • fiction: electronic
  • most non-fiction: electronic
  • reference & how-to: paper
  • news: both
  • some non-fiction: paper (anything I want to modify with underlines, marginalia, and sticky bookmarks)
  • some classics: if I ever get around to reading Homer or Gilgamesh, for example, I'll probably want paper
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