Haha, I am one of those people. Never thought about like that. Though I go with "physical" not "real".
E-book readers are great. I prefer to read physical books, but for some of the older books that are difficult to find locally, I just get the ebook.
Still have a 15 old Sony Pocket reader, without wifi or any bells and whistles. Still work like a charm though, and battery life is still pretty good. Though, I didn't use it much for about 6-7 years in the middle, and then light use for 3-4 years, but still, something like that to last 15 years, and still keep working is so nice!
Don't know what you are going through, but wish you good luck and hope things improve for you soon.
S. A. Chakraborty's The Deavabad Trilogy is also great, and has a female protagonist. I am looking forward to starting her next series.
Yeah, I can see the omnibus at amazon. Thanks for the info!
You are going through Deathlands books pretty fast. Are you a fast reader or are they short books?
Prose or graphic novel?
I can't find White Sand or Dark One graphic novel at any local shop. May just have to order from amazon.
Ooooh. I think that's the only H. P. Lovecraft "Complete Fiction" book that's actually a "complete fiction". For instance, this one isn't actually complete: , which is I went the ebook route.
You don't like horror? Or don't like Lovecraftian horror? Or just don't like these stories specifically?
Thanks for the info, will check them out.
Have you read other books in the Lincoln Rhyme series? I only know it from The Bone Collector movie, which I liked. If they are anything like that, they can be an interesting series to read.
I have heard good things about Slow Horses, haven't read it myself though.
With my luck, if I get prepared for those, we would get completely different apocalypse, like Vampire one, or maybe Evil Robots.
Yeah, I don't care about much about how you read, it's so rare for me to meet people who love reading. So after the initial "I prefer physical books" thing, we just move on to what we read and like.