There are no book covers on e-readers, meaning you can read all the steamy sex you want and tell your friends that you’re reading the new Robert Caro.
The question is not as cut-and-dried as other beach decisions, such as “Would I be more comfortable at the beach just sitting in the car with the AC on high?” With beach reading, if you are going to abandon print, then you have to decide among the Kindle, Nook, iPad or other competing device. Conversations about books these days invariably turn to how we read them, a transformation of our intellectual life that would probably make Gutenberg toss up his Bible in despair. That we even need to contemplate Beach Content Delivery Systems (BCDS) speaks to the world in which we now live, with 21 percent of Americans reading at least one e-book a year, according to Pew Research.
new Toni Morrison) but about how (e-reader device vs. Readers who insist on visiting the beach this summer - there is really nothing to see except sand and water, but I digress - need to make some fundamental decisions not just about what they want to read while dry-roasting themselves in the sun (new John Grisham vs.
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