Thread: What Electronic-Book Interfaces Looked Like 20 Years Ago
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Old 07-04-2013, 08:47 AM   #11
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The Waste Land for iPad

A glance at the right column of that page shows F&F desperately trying to create an electronic theme park out of their literary back-catalog.
I’m still convinced that it would be a far richer experience to read it in the first UK book edition by the Hogarth Press, typeset by Virginia Woolf herself. 2750 $ only, and it doesn’t even come with an SD-card slot.

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