A drum machine where you can search classic literary works for specific words at a defined rate, triggering drums each time your favored terms are found
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Glowfics, what are they? Book review: Mad Investor Chaos and the Woman of Asmodeus.
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Bookshop.org’s ebook store is a local-first competitor to Amazon
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How the internet revived the world's first work of interactive fiction
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Where do you acquire books?
Hello! I do a fair bit of my reading via Libby (I have memberships at the NYPL and Brooklyn Public Library) but I like to pick up some physical copies as well. I've spent some time in a couple of...
Hello! I do a fair bit of my reading via Libby (I have memberships at the NYPL and Brooklyn Public Library) but I like to pick up some physical copies as well. I've spent some time in a couple of NYC bookstores but I'm curious about online portals folks here use to buy books. I've switched to bookshop.org for new books but what's the go to for used books?
Thanks!
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Twilight of the libraries: What gets lost when books go off-site and online
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Why authors are so angry about the Internet Archive’s Emergency Library
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Hell is Other Internet People: Gretchen McCulloch’s new book unpacks the language of the internet
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Romance novelists write about sex and pleasure. On the internet that makes them targets for abuse
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The Mind-Body Solution: Neal Stephenson’s Fall explores higher consciousness, the internet’s future, and virtual worldbuilding in one mind-blowing adventure.
5 votes