Portland’s Microcosm Publishing store is offering to trade unwanted, Christmas-given Kindles for their value in new or used books and magazines of the paper variety.
The silly, pseudoliterary pretense of the ad had me in stitches.
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Portland’s Microcosm Publishing store is offering to trade unwanted, Christmas-given Kindles for their value in new or used books and magazines of the paper variety.
The silly, pseudoliterary pretense of the ad had me in stitches.
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David Mehegan spans the centuries at the Boston Globe with a great piece on the genesis of books in Christian codices, the prophesied end of books in electronic Kindle-kin, and the psychological relationship between booklessness and physical nudity.
(Given an either/or choice, take my clothes and leave me the books.)