Thread: What font are you using for what type of book?
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Old 08-08-2020, 12:48 AM   #54
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My preferences are not related to genres but to kind of file.

Bookerly is my preferred font for Epub (with some exploration of Literata and Georgia Pro).

For Kepub I currently use Roboto Slab (alternatives are Bitter and Lexia Dama).
And for Pocketbook Color a heavier version of Linux libertine until now (I received it yesterday).
Finally for Kindle Paperwhite: Bookerly (or Bitter)
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