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Overall I worry that all this squabbling is just accelerating the shrinkage of an already diminishing market. I realize that the e-reader format is ideal for t
by Calamitous 17y ago
Overall I worry that all this squabbling is just accelerating the shrinkage of an already diminishing market. I realize that the e-reader format is ideal for technical works, but what about fiction?
Does anybody outside of us old fuddy-duds just read for fun any more?
- harisenbon 17y agoAs someone who has just finished reading the entire Discworld series on my Kindle, I would like to say that while e-books on a screen are more suited towards technical documents and "look them ups," any e-ink reader is just as good as, if not better than the paper version. People are constantly surprised at how paper-like the screen is, and I've never noticed any eye strain or fatigue, even after reading my kindle for hours. I would seriously recommend checking out an e-ink based reader if you want to try some fiction reading. Then head over to project Gutenberg for a metric load of free, public, e-books.