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Old 12-03-2009, 03:25 PM   #271
emonti8384
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Originally Posted by Alan Kaufman View Post
A Further Response To His Mobile Read Critics From Alan Kaufman, Author of 'The Electronic Bookburning” (Evergreen Review #20)
http://evergreenreview.com/120/elect...k-burning.html


If defeated, I'll French with a Kindle but if you go down, you must not only toss your device but read in full classics that I'll list, ranging from Marcus Aurelius, Sophocles, Homer and the Old Testament to Flaubert, Tolstoy, Babel, Stendahl, Proust and George Eliot, to name but a few.

And yes, there will be a test.

And why would that be fair, oh wise one? If you were defeated I'd say you have to read on an ereader device and read the books that you have thoroughly critisized (but prob have not read), aka-the bestsellers.


And yes, there will be a test

By the way, I'm 24 years old, have been reading since I was 6 years old, and highly enjoy reading the classics (especially on my reader)
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