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Old 12-08-2016, 02:24 PM   #67
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Originally Posted by taosaur View Post
It's been a long time since I even thought about my ebook library. I have thousands of books in Calibre, but haven't touched any of them in ages. Once upon a time I scoffed at those who got all their books through Amazon, but now I am 100% that guy. Most of them are library loans, but the process is the same: I say "Gimme!" and it shows up on my Kindle. Most of my audiobooks are the same thing through either Audible or Overdrive. Same goes for pretty much all media: music, movies, shows, comics. I used to be all about carrying around a local collection of all of the above, but now I walk around with my head in the cloud
Yes, me too, but I still get the "cheap" paper bound or even hard bound at the dollar stores, thrift stores, church sales, and Amazon 1 cent + shipping sales.

There is something about just picking up a book and flipping the pages, and dropping a dollar (plus tax) on the counter. Almost like the bygone days of the corner or mall bookstore. (Except that was more than $1.00 -- except on closeout fire-sales.)
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