Ink Pen by Phil Dunlap for May 04, 2012

While loot and pillage isn’t.

Financial Times?

Most of the people I know who read have either a Nook or a Kindle.

When you read a good book everything you ‘see’ is generated by YOUR imagination! Often way better than Hollywood special effects!

The nice thing about a book….you can leave it turned to any page indefinitely, you dont need to endlessly push a button to find the page you want, it doesnt rely on an internal power source or wall outlet, and best of all, you dont have to deal with software and hardware upgrades!

@JohnKAnd if you wan’t to find something in the book and you don’t already know where it is, good luck! No search function, baby!

@poihths : depends on the book. Some of them have a search feature cleverly installed at the front of the book called a “table of contents”. SOME even have another at the rear of the book called an “index”.

This attitude explains my book sales.

I read because I love it. I have since I learned how and I always will.

Some books are small enough to put in your pocket and they can still be read.

@pibbert – Ditto for me!

fortean times?

What use is a god of medieval tech warfare in times of digital tech warfare?

Btw, do you think Skynet would accept an iPhone as an offering?