Do you buy rent or borrow? Or do you have a subscription of some kind? Do you read physical books or do you read ebooks?
How do you usually get new books to read?
3 years ago by cloudynight88 to c/literature
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sortofblue 2 points 3 years ago
I prefer nonfiction to be printed books as well. For some reason I don't seem to take it as seriously as an ebook, maybe it feels too insubstantial for my brain to take it seriously.
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Pretty straightforward: books and literature of all stripes can be discussed here.
If you're interested in posting your own writing, formal or informal, check out the Writing community!
This community's icon was made by Aaron Schneider, under the CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 license.
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Combination of my local second-hand bookstore (which has a wildly good selection given that I live in a small country town), my two favourite "regular" bookstores, Libby, and the Kobo ebook store.
If I can't find something particularly niche or out of print, I'll use Abe Books but I try to avoid that since it's owned by Amazon.
Edit: I've started to favour print books most of the time, at least for poetry and non-fiction. I've started to write more again and I find physical books much easier to refer back to.
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