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In the discussion thread: What are you reading the week of January 15, 2012? [View all]

Mon Jan 23, 2012, 01:34 AM

31. Both

But I was mostly speaking of the book. I'd been wanting to read Infinite Jest for a while but really didn't want to lug around a 10-pound book. The Kindle is the PERFECT conveyance for something like that. But...but...all those footnotes!!

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36 replies	Author	Time	Post
What are you reading the week of January 15, 2012? [View all]	DUgosh	Jan 2012	OP
I am re-reading the Hobbit :)	The Straight Story	Jan 2012	#1
Another Deboarah Crombie, "Leave the Grave Green."	MaineDem	Jan 2012	#2
AMOS WALKER; The Complete Story Collection by Loren D. Estleman	fadedrose	Jan 2012	#3
DEATH OF A PRANKSTER by M. C. Beaton	fadedrose	Jan 2012	#4
DEATH OF A GLUTTON by M. C. Beaton	fadedrose	Jan 2012	#5
3rd Book of the Hunger Games: Mockingjay	jannyk	Jan 2012	#6
"Something Rotten" by Jasper Fforde, part of the Thursday Next series. n/t	krispos42	Jan 2012	#7
The Reversal by Michael Connelly...	Little Star	Jan 2012	#8
A good place to find out about the new buttons	fadedrose	Jan 2012	#9
Doc by Mary Doria Russell	Mz Pip	Jan 2012	#10
Tasha Alexander, for a light read:	northoftheborder	Jan 2012	#11
The Leopard by Jo Nesbo	elfin	Jan 2012	#12
The Mists of Avalon	WCIL	Jan 2012	#13
Still reading The Cider House Rules	ellie	Jan 2012	#14
"Unforeseen" by Nick Pirog	mvccd1000	Jan 2012	#15
Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace	Onceuponalife	Jan 2012	#16
Digging the book or digging the new kindle? :) nt	mvccd1000	Jan 2012	#17
Darn you, m	fadedrose	Jan 2012	#18
You can just get a Kindle app for your smartphone	Lydia Leftcoast	Jan 2012	#20
Lydia, Lydia....	fadedrose	Jan 2012	#21
Sorry, rose. :)	mvccd1000	Jan 2012	#22
I like Amos Walker a lot	fadedrose	Jan 2012	#23
Not a fan of Estleman's westerns...	mvccd1000	Jan 2012	#26
Both	Onceuponalife	Jan 2012	#31
Bedside book: Sacrifice by S.J. Bolton; purse book: No Name by Willkie Collins	Lydia Leftcoast	Jan 2012	#19
I looked up your two authors...	fadedrose	Jan 2012	#36
DEATH OF A TRAVELLING MAN by M. C. Beaton	fadedrose	Jan 2012	#24
DEATH OF A CHARMING MAN by M. C. Beaton	fadedrose	Jan 2012	#25
77 Shadow Street	NEOhiodemocrat	Jan 2012	#27
"When we were Orphans" by Kazuo Ishiguro	YankeyMCC	Jan 2012	#28
"White Butterfly" Walter Mosley	ceile	Jan 2012	#29
He's got two I might try..	fadedrose	Jan 2012	#33
I've only read his Easy Rawlins books.	ceile	Jan 2012	#34
North River by Pete Hamill	russspeakeasy	Jan 2012	#30
The hell with the critics...you got me curious	fadedrose	Jan 2012	#32
Most of Hamills books are "observational". he writes a lot	russspeakeasy	Jan 2012	#35

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