Well, yes and no. The good thing about e-readers is that there a next to no physical resources that go into their manufacture and transport. There are books kind of fun to read, but not really worth holding on to. I won't list them - we all know what I'm talking about. And then there are the Cat's Cradles and Infinite Jests, and Anna Karininas, and 1984s. Thoes books are worth pulping a tree for.
Well, yes and no. The good thing about e-readers is that there a next to no physical resources that go into their manufacture and transport. There are books kind of fun to read, but not really worth holding on to. I won't list them - we all know what I'm talking about. And then there are the Cat's Cradles and Infinite Jests, and Anna Karininas, and 1984s. Thoes books are worth pulping a tree for.