For me, the biggest difference between print and ebooks are: - I just won't carry around some door-stopper printed books, so I am less likely to read them in p

For me, the biggest difference between print and ebooks are: - I just won't carry around some door-stopper printed books, so I am less likely to read them in printed editions. - So much of what I want to read isn't in print anymore. I am in the habit of writing in the margins of print editions as I read, but I haven't started doing this for ebooks. One sometimes remembers the place on the page and page in the book, the smell, the tactile experience, but I can't regard these as real criticisms of ebooks or true benefits of printed editions. In my experience, having a digital copy of the book is, often enough, the difference between reading it and not reading it.