Vinyl LPs seem to be doing just fine. I expect that commercial CDs have
a lower chance of survival. Paper books are easier to produce than
either, but they will probably be much more expensive.
On 7/5/2011 9:04 PM, John Sessoms wrote:
I expect the paper book has about as much chance of survival as the
Vinyl LP album.
I don't do E-books myself.
The batteries in a paperback never die, you don't have to figure out
how to recharge 'em and if you stick it in the bottom of your
ruck-sack & something sharp happens to pierce the cover it's still
likely to be readable.
And MWR always has a ready supply to swap with you when you finish
your current read.
From: "Jeffery Johnson"
Perhaps he will become a digital author as I am not sure how much longer
actual books will be around or if they are how affordable they will
be for
the average family.
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Subject: PESO - Among Friends
It was so nice to see a young lad ~not~ on a computer or playing a video
game. I hope he carries an appreciation of books throughout his
life:
http://knarfinthecity.blogspot.com/2011/07/among-friends.html
I actually took a couple of shots (so engrossed he was in his book he
never
noticed). He changed his body language after I took this one, so
this is my
favourite (if not the sharpest) shot. I also have a tighter shot,
but it
turns out I like the light coming in the door and windows in the
background.
Hope you enjoy. Comments welcome.
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