Thread: The urge to only read e-books
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Old 11-29-2011, 09:30 PM   #55
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I only read e-books and I still trawl second-hand shops to find interesting old books. I then convert them to ebooks, via a secret process that takes less than an hour.

Best of both worlds!

Why do I read only e-books? I think it's because I find it a friendlier format. Somehow the text is surrendered more purely to my gaze when it's in e-book form, and I take it in more hungrily.
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