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pozzo · 02-23-2017, 06:46 PM

HI MickyC Thanks for your reply. I love my Kindle and read all sorts of books on it. Free or cheap classics are a real favorite (e.g. Proust, Tolstoy, Voltaire); but I buy the occasional fully-priced, such as Nabokov, Paul Auster, Donald Barthelme; and any non-fiction topic that takes my interest at the time, such as, Biosphere, Editing, ebooks, quantum mechanics & string theory etc.)

I purchase a few physical books from Amazon from time to time as well, just to keep a feel for them. Currently reading Pynchon's 'Against the Day,' though print incredibly small and book huge and heavy to hold!
Very best to you.

02-23-2017, 06:46 PM	#3
pozzo Junior Member Posts: 5 Karma: 10 Join Date: Feb 2017 Device: Kindle	HI MickyC Thanks for your reply. I love my Kindle and read all sorts of books on it. Free or cheap classics are a real favorite (e.g. Proust, Tolstoy, Voltaire); but I buy the occasional fully-priced, such as Nabokov, Paul Auster, Donald Barthelme; and any non-fiction topic that takes my interest at the time, such as, Biosphere, Editing, ebooks, quantum mechanics & string theory etc.) I purchase a few physical books from Amazon from time to time as well, just to keep a feel for them. Currently reading Pynchon's 'Against the Day,' though print incredibly small and book huge and heavy to hold! Very best to you.