It seems nice, and has interesting points, but also kinda appears to have the same problem as e.g. Bookman has for me: it's trying so hard to be readable, moder

It seems nice, and has interesting points, but also kinda appears to have the same problem as e.g. Bookman has for me: it's trying so hard to be readable, moderate, and inoffensive that my eyes kind of glaze over.... the text sort of dissolves into a sea of constant grey. I think a font for text (like ebooks) needs more texture for your eyes to latch onto. Maybe it would look better in print where the natural roughness of the paper and printing process for e.g. paperbacks adds some texture and interest... I've noticed a lot of typefaces don't look nearly as good on a high-resolution display as they do on cheap paper.