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Old 03-13-2008, 10:28 PM   #15
RobbieClarken
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I mostly read non-fiction ebooks on physics, economics and politics. I like fiction (Terry Pratchett, Alexander McCall Smith, Tolkien, Ian Fleming) but I listen to these as audiobooks. I like reading but I move around a lot so I enjoy being able to listen to books while in transit. I might read more once I get my Sony Reader though... we'll see.

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Originally Posted by Cthulhu View Post
Have mentioned this elsewhere, but most of what passes for "non-fiction" in the ebook world is charlatanous self-help tripe, rather than good science writing or history.
Alas this is probably true for legal ebooks. But there are thousands of really good science ebooks being shared (aka pirated) which I can never find in local bookshops. Sure I could order them off Amazon but that comes with a high shipping cost and at least a week's wait for delivery.

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