Thread: Do you read as you download or do you stockpile?
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Old 10-09-2008, 10:23 AM   #27
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Downloading is a chore. Calibre does the organizing for me, so that's not too bad.

I'm not really a huge hoarder, in the sense that my reading pretty much keeps up with my downloading. But then, at any given moment I probably have about 50 unread books (mostly E, a few dead-tree) waiting for my attention.

Part of the issue is that the range of my reading is sufficiently broad that I'm rarely sure what I'll start next before I actually start it. SF/Fantasy, history, poli-sci, biography, romance, mystery, thrillers, historical fiction, science-related non-fiction, economics, woodworking, ummm... nearly anything that isn't horror or modern lit-ra-choor.

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