There's a certain irony in the fact that when the computer starts to give problems, a good bit of advice is to 'get the book out' , or more impolitely RTFM. (Read The F**king Manual).
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Where will the dust settle? Excellent point. And yes, we can make them ourselves, can't we? I recently ordered a beautiful fiction chapbook that is sewn together. So I'm in on that as well.
I see books getting smaller, but I’m holding out hope th...
A world without books sounds perfectly horrid, though there would be more room in the house without all those shelves. Oh, hey! I could put away all my yarn!
I personally will never let that happen, even if I have to make my own books, and though times are changing, I do know several people that still love books and might even work in my own personal underground, black market book store!
We won’t need bookmarks. We won't need bookshelves. No more breaking in a spine. No more face-down. No more cutting the corner off the book jacket to hide the price. “Thumbing through a book” will take its place alongside “rolling up your car wind...
I’m a fiction writer living in Columbus, Georgia. My work has appeared, or is forthcoming, in Clapboard House, Contrary, Storyglossia, and Blogcritics. I’m in a writing group led by Pam Houston. My first novel, The Painting Story, was a finalist in the Emory University Novel Contest. I’m currently working on a new novel, Between Here & Gone. For more information on these novels, take a look at my web site www.cynthianewberrymartin.com.
We won’t need bookmarks. We won't need bookshelves. No more breaking in a spine. No more face-down. No more cutting the corner off the book jacket to hide the price. “Thumbing through a book” will take its place alongside “rolling up your car window.”