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Old 06-17-2010, 01:06 PM   #34
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that is a nice point, I didn't even think of that at first. But you are spot on. I always liked a little defect here and there in a book.
I also loved the old defects of when the paper were cut and differen lenghts. Not what you see today where it is done on some books for "looks" but the real ones, where the edges weren't a clean cut etc.

If I can find an authentic one, no matter what the book or author, I usually buy it. Nothing like a great small time bookstore on a mainstreet.
There are plenty of defects and imperfections in ebooks. However, those are "flaws" and in no way contribute towards what most nostalgic people think of as "character".
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