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Old 04-09-2011, 04:31 AM   #66
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Originally Posted by GeoffC View Post
It has certainly widened my world in more way than one -
I have bought more "books" in the past 6 months than I did in the previous 10 years ....
I agree. It has an impact in that I'm buying books from a wider range than I would in dead tree editions. I have particularly tried more sci-fi (due to the popularity and availabilty of this genre in ebook form, no doubt) than I would normally read (more or less stopped reading sci-fi in my 20s - before that it was all I read).

So to answer the original question, yes it has broadened my horizons. Just this year I have read thrillers, spy books, zombies, science fiction, horror, biography, classics and non-fiction. Prior to my kindle, it would have been mostly thrillers.
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