(June 2, 2018 at 6:42 am)Kit Wrote:(June 2, 2018 at 12:09 am)Astreja Wrote: I actually find it hard to read e-books unless they're very short. Slogged through Don Quixote and Around the World in 80 Days on a dedicated e-reader and found it frustrating, so I went back to dead-tree editions. I do most of my reading at the kitchen table, or sometimes sprawled on the couch. (Current fiction is Naked Lunch by William S. Burroughs; current non-fiction is the latest edition of Sky News).
Yes, e-books are another for me. I cannot read them. I need an actual book in my hands.
For twenty-five years a band of total lunatics have been uploading books and files related to World War II to the Hyperwar site. The project has gotten so large nobody know everything that's online there. The volume is in terabytes. All of it "e-books". The material is mostly stuff that you would find if you were a hard-core stack mole and had access to collections that were not believed to exist any more. In the process I've ripped countless actual books apart to feed them to scanners.
So be careful of your fingers and apologies in advance.
