As one who not only has an e-reader but sells books for them, I see reports of publishers getting more revenue from electronic books than paper copies and go "yippee." At least I think I do. Why is it that the book I read before bed is paper? Because it's a wonderfully comfortable feeling. Why do I carry a paperback in my purse? Because it weighs a boatload less than my Kindle. And why to I visit my library almost weekly? Because a) I'm cheap, and b) I've moved enough times that there reaches a point when books are not my friend. Or at least not a friend to my back.
But there is still the yippee factor. When I do want to buy a book I now look for an electronic copy first. There is the "fewer boxes to pack if I have fewer books" factor and the "I'm cheap" factor. There is also a sense of giddy anticipation to see all those books lined up on my Kindle. So, yippee for electronic books, and keep that paper coming. At least for now.
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