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Category Archives: Books
Superman never made any money…
Saving the world from Solomon Grundy. So say the Crash Test Dummies. But he’s made a lot of dosh for DC over the years. And for collectors. Like this guy, who sold an issue of Action Comics No. 1 for … Continue reading
Amazon vs. Macmillan: Authors lose, physical books win
Amazon has pulled books from publisher Macmillan off of its virtual “shelves” because the publisher has told Amazon it wants to increase its ebook prices and split royalties 70/30. Amazon said publicly that it would (eventually) agree to Macmillan’s terms, … Continue reading
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New pages: books and music
On vacation this week — I can’t believe it’s gone by so quickly. Since I travel quite a bit already, decided that the best option was a stay-at-home vacation, so I’ve spent time this week with some long-neglected home projects … Continue reading
New Kindle on the way
TechCrunch reports that there’s a new Kindle on the way for “early Q1.” Looking at the redesign, it certainly looks nicer than the first generation devices, but on the other hand… I don’t see anything that’s going to inspire me … Continue reading
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TV and happiness
Jeremy Zawodny posts on TV watching and happiness: In one of those “well, duh!” moments the other day, I came across a headline on Slashdot that said Unhappy People Watch More TV. Given that I mostly stopped watching TV quite … Continue reading
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Guess that Lit degree may have a practical application after all
To provide better patient care, some hospitals are adding the study of literature into their residency programs: According to this New York Times article, more and more schools over the last fifteen years have included the reading of Virginia Woolf … Continue reading
Waiting on the Kindle
After seeing Ross Turk’s Kindle while I was in Belgium, I decided that I’d order one for myself — given the amount of travel that I do and the amount of time I have on airplanes to read, it’d be … Continue reading