The #1 best-selling gift item this Christmas on amazon.com is the Kindle, and our family did our part to help this high-tech device earn that distinction. A Kindle was at the top of my husband's Christmas wish list, and today he downloaded a free copy of Charles Dicken's Great Expectations. Jim has read 8% of it so far--he is a record-keeper, so he likes the line at the bottom of the screen that keeps the reader apprised of their progress.
Everyone I know who has a Kindle loves it. They are usually voracious book-lovers and frequent travelers, so they appreciate the portability and access to so many books at their fingertips.
What does the popularity of the Kindle mean for the future of writing and of writers? What do you think? Do you have one? How has it changed or influenced your reading habits?
Everyone I know who has a Kindle loves it. They are usually voracious book-lovers and frequent travelers, so they appreciate the portability and access to so many books at their fingertips.
What does the popularity of the Kindle mean for the future of writing and of writers? What do you think? Do you have one? How has it changed or influenced your reading habits?
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