Thread: Will e-book readers eventually go back to paper books?
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Old 09-19-2011, 04:47 AM   #84
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Originally Posted by Ben Thornton View Post
I've found that I can't bring myself to read on paper any more - even when I want to (because I want to read something that I have in print, or can't get in ebook form). Not really sure why, tbh. So, no going back for me.

It's like suggesting that I'd go back to physical media for music - no chance!
Ditto. I've had paper copies of Ill Met By Moonlight, All Night Awake and Any Man So Daring for over five years now, sitting prettily on my shelf.

I've only just got around to reading them, now that I've bought ebook versions.

Oh - and the ebooks cost me £7.50. The paper books cost me £35.37 (including postage).

I won't be going back to paper books.
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