Thread: Books that are better as ebooks
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Old 04-14-2011, 06:44 AM   #11
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"Infinite Jest" was (finally!) released as an eBook here in the UK today, and strikes me as perfect eBook material: It's physically huge in paper form, and has almost 400 endnotes that should work nicely as hyperlinks.

I really hope it's not going to be one of these silly "Kindle exclusives" - neither Waterstones nor Kobo seem to have it yet :/

Edit:

Yay - just appeared on Kobobooks
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