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Old 02-22-2018, 06:27 AM   #1
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an article on ebooks in the Guardian today 22 February 2018
I don't have a link since I read it on my phone (the free Guardian app).

Title: "Ebooks are not stupid - they're a revolution"
from author Erin Kelly - a point a view as a reader and as an author.

I found the author's point particularly interesting (since I'm well aware as a reader on the others).
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