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September 06, 2007

Prediction
"There always will be books but perhaps the only books in the future will be reference books, scientific books and research books."

Novelist Booth Tarkington
1936

Hmm. Literature certainly has been in its death throes for a long time.



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I'm hopeful.

And television was just a fad, we're now flying our cars and living on the moon. (I say literature is doing just fine.)

I'm with both of you.

It's just pining for the fjords.

Yep, just like me. I can't wait for my turn at being put out to pasture.

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