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Old 06-23-2013, 05:20 AM   #51
Araucaria
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Sometimes a hardback just can't be turned into an ebook of the same kind - well, not if you have a Kindle, anyway.

I recently bought an old but clean copy of J A Mitchell's "The Last American" (this book probably isn't what you imagine it to be) after seeing a digitised version.

It has heavy paper and delicately coloured illustrations, drop capitals to die for, little images at the end of each chapter, and an embossed and illustrated cover: but the text (good though it is) is very short indeed.

An ideal physical object for someone interested in the archaeology of fantasy and science fiction. I couldn't resist it.
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