Thread: British novelist doesn't want a Kindle for Christmas
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Old 11-27-2007, 02:08 PM   #8
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A.N.Wilson:Mr. Wilson is quite right, the internet is destroying the world as THEY know it. Should we mourn such a world? I do not think so (of course, this comment is NOT about books). ....
Ha, great line! Yes, it's destroying the world as THEY know it. Thank goodness. These people that are so afraid of change are the ones left behind. I mean, seriously, is opening the reading world to more options a bad thing? He's a joke.
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