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Old 03-26-2012, 10:54 AM   #29
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No, I no longer buy paper books.

Paper books are increasingly painful for me to use, and then of course I agree with this re: space constraints and convenience:

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Originally Posted by calibrated View Post
I am *so* over paper. I haven't personally bought a paper book in a couple of years, although I did receive one as a Christmas gift last year. If something isn't available in e-book form, I don't buy it. After 40 years of voracious reading, I simply have no room left on my shelves, and that's that.

Also, I'm too impatient. Why drive to a bookstore when I can download something from the comfort of my living room?
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