I just finished "The Tale of Gorgik" last night and I am so pleased that there are four volumes of this. It was sexy, humorous and well written. Maybe I have a soft spot for pulp and for short stories, but this is more than a sword and sorcery romp. I agree with The Quarterly Black Review of Books review on the back cover, "Cultural criticism at its most imaginative and entertaining best."
At dinner last night Orlando and I had a lengthy conversation about the publishing industry with our new friends Jack and Marie. Marie works for a self-publishing firm and she was very adamant about her dislike of e-readers. Orlando said that in the future some people will have ipods and e-readers and other people will have vinyl records and hard cover first editions.
It is my Dad's birthday today and we are watching the hockey game and sitting in front of the fire.
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not liking e-readers, to me, is in line with saying that you'd rather use a pay phone. Or you'd rather have records than iPods. It's just one of those inevitable things about the future.. It's too convenient to be denied. I love books, and I have too many. But having so many books on my kindle, instead of having to carry them with me wherever I go, really is wonderful.
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