Personally I think covering that the content comes in isn't important, I have always found that when I'm reading I can disconnect from everything else around me and get totally 'in' to the book I'm reading. Therefore, the picture on the cover, whether it's paperback/hardback (altho I used to prefer paperback's cos they're easier to hold in one hand) or ebook, is not important. I find the fact that I can take out one ebook reader no matter where I am in a book extremely convenient, that way, if I finish one book, I can just scroll to the next book without having to worry whether I remembered to put it in my handbag!
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Originally Posted by Steve Jordan
When I was a kid, I used to use a cassette recorder to record episodes of Star Trek, so I could play back audio of my favorites whenever I wanted to. It didn't matter that I couldn't actually see Kirk and Spock outwitting an opponent, or the Doomsday Machine bearing down on Commodore Decker in a pathetic little shuttlecraft, because my imagination filled in the blanks and focused past the TV hum that was captured on the lousy recordings I'd made.
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Spoken like a true Trek lover!
