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Originally Posted by RHWright
I've seen various others react in similar ways (defending the love of "real" books), for example Bradbury. What I haven't seen is someone point out the equally real accessibility issues, such has those raised in this thread, and what their response was.
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Thankfully, the Bradbury logjam has been broken. His work has been fairly flooding in.
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Sure, I've met some real prickly authors in my day, but I can't imagine too many (at least publicly), after having been asked the question about allowing ebooks in that context, saying, "f**K the disabled. I like real, printed books. End of discussion."
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This would be awesome. While I cannot speak for other cripples, I would much rather have successful authors banding together to provide me with floozies instead of ebooks.