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Tag Archives: Stephen King
The Reader is Dead, Long Live the eReader!
It’s unlikely that ereaders will supersede books completely, at least not anytime soon. CDs and their decontextualised successors, digital downloads, haven’t killed the market for vinyl (they’ve just eclipsed it). Still, as ebook sales soar and print book sales fall, … Continue reading
Posted in the death of the reader, the life of the writer
Tagged ADD, Alexandra Alter, astrology, Atonement, Bill McKibben, consumerism, ebooks, ereaders, factory farming, Ian McEwan, J.M. Coetzee, Kindle, mainstream fiction, Misery, Orlando, Philip Roth, Richard Yates, Stephen King, Virginia Woolf
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