The Ask and the Answer (Chaos Walking #2) by Patrick Ness
I am not a big fan of dystopian fiction, and I still found some of the writing over the top and disjointed, but I enjoyed the suspense and ambiguity more in thi...
Tag: E-book
E-Books, Change and the Reading Experience
When the text is the primary focus (as it is for most of the books I read), I actually prefer my Kindle. It is easier to read for those of us with tired eyes a...
The curious denial involved in book addiction
Why do I continue to visit bookstores, browse Amazon and sign up for book content on social media and email? I really don't need anymore books.
The curious denial involved in book addiction
Why do I continue to visit bookstores, browse Amazon and sign up for book content on social media and email? I really don't need anymore books.
Kindle Quick Hits: The Flinch by Julien Smith
One of the interesting things that has developed as part of the growth of e-books is the ability to publish essays and shorter type works quickly and easily and...
More on Kindle and the joy of reading
Miljenko Williams ruminates on Kindle and being engrossed in a good read: But what I most like about the whole Kindle experience is that in some intangible and ...
American Spectator E-Book Debate
The American Spectator has offered a couple of different perspective on e-books this week. On Wednesday, Lisa Fabrizio didn’t so much denounce electronic...
Are e-readers 8-tracks in disguise?
The Wall Street Journal ponders this question: Books are having their iPod moment this holiday season. But buyer beware: It could also turn out to be an eight-t...