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Old 02-01-2017, 07:29 AM   #4122
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Originally Posted by Apache View Post
I have to agree with you. When I think of how many hours I wasted haunting any store that sold books in the hope of finding something new to read. Living in small towns does not leave you with many options. I was even known to drive two hours away to haunt stores in larger towns.
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I never thought of time spent in bookstores as time wasted.

What I wish is that I'd not carried over my pbook buying habits to the etherworld. It made sense to have a substantial backlog of pbooks, so that not only would I always have something to read, I'd always have a selection so I could suit the mood of the moment. This is, as we know, unnecessary with on-demand buying. But I still seemed to have the same level of "what will I read next?" insecurity, compounded by the lack of the physical brake created by stacks of books.

Yeah, I know, bargains. But only if they get read at some point!
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