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I buy physical books exclusively and I buy a lot of them (well, it's a lot to me anyways; probably 40 thus far in 2016). I've bought a handful of e-books, most
by jlgaddis 10y ago
I buy physical books exclusively and I buy a lot of them (well, it's a lot to me anyways; probably 40 thus far in 2016).
I've bought a handful of e-books, mostly just to help support people I know who wrote the books, as usually they were on topics I wasn't really interested in.
For my own "use", I've bought one e-book that I can recall and I only bought that one because I had recently bought the (very thick) dead tree version, it was offered at a significant discount, and I was about to leave on a trip and was wanting to take the book. For a few bucks, I was able to buy the e-version, load it onto my iPad (that was going along anyways), and have one less to have to worry about packing (there's not a lot of "luxury" space available on a Harley-Davidson).