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Stick with the iPad. It's not that much larger than a Kindle, I don't see how the size will make much difference. (This coming from a fellow gadget addict.)
Used book stores seem to be going away (or at least in my area they are), and I HATE ebay. I'm sure a lot of us have boxes of books they'd like to sell/trade off. Perhaps a classified section to help with such?
I have a hardcopy of World War Z, and an iBooks version. I just finished reading the iBooks version. Now, in the hardcopy version, I recall a chapter where a woman is describing going to China to illegally adopt a baby. While there, the warehouse is raided by police, and it's inferred that...
I'm currently reading "In the Garden of Beasts" by Erik Larson, the story of William Dodd and his family, who were the American ambassadors to Germany in 1933. Amazing story about an amazingly naive and oblivious man and his overly promiscuous daughter as Germany succumbs to insanity.
I've...
I love his early works (pre-Tommyknockers), and his newer stuff is somewhat hit or miss for me. I HATE his politics, and the more I read his older stuff, the more little things I see that bother me. But, he's a very talented writer, and used to be one of my favorite horror authors.
I loved Off-Season and Offspring, but I never understood why they did a movie of the sequel and not the first, and much better, book.
Anyway, I picked up The Woman on my iPad, I'll read it tonight.
It's sad. I was thinking about the loss of so many Borders, my favorite book store, when it kinda dawned on me, why should I care? I use an eReader for almost everything now. Publishing seems to be the next industry about to be made obsolete, with countless people put out of work, and I'm not...
F. Paul Wilson's Repairman Jack series. He's about 14 or 15 books in now. For the past month I've been blasting through these books, and they ROCK! Good, fun, adventure books with a great supernatural backdrop.