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Tyler Shores in Reading onscreen, reading in print

Mar 30, 2016

Can you really read a book on the Apple Watch?

We have many options when it comes to ebook reading, and the Apple Watch might be the most surprising option of all — the 1.5 inch screen makes it quite a challenge, to say the least.

Tyler Shores in Reading onscreen, reading in print

Feb 10, 2012

Nietzsche, on Slow Reading

Friedrich Nietzsche on slow reading (The Dawn: Thoughts on the Prejudices of Morality) —

Tyler Shores in Reading onscreen, reading in print

Jan 11, 2011

Literature and The Simpsons

Last week’s post on Simpsons courses had me thinking a bit more about The Simpsons and literature. What a fun…

Tyler Shores in Reading onscreen, reading in print

Mar 13, 2010

Alice in Wonderland and The Philosophy of Memory

Ever since Lewis Carroll first dreamt up the Alice stories at Oxford in 1865, the fantastical, nonsensical inversions of Wonderland have presented an ideal setting for philosophical reflection. While over time we’ve seen a Wittgenstein essay…

Tyler Shores in Reading onscreen, reading in print

Apr 20, 2011

How Do You Sign an eBook?

How do you sign an ebook? It’s a common argument that comes up in the print vs. digital debate: printed books provide a tangible, physical artifact for author book signings.

GalleyCat (“Authors Signing eReaders Instead of Books”) mentions that ebook signing…

Tyler Shores in Reading onscreen, reading in print

Feb 19, 2015

Amazon Popular Highlights, the “Hawking Index”, and Attention Spans

Tyler Shores in Reading onscreen, reading in print

Jul 31, 2012

The Cell Phone Novel Culture, and The Tale of Genji

Tyler Shores in Reading onscreen, reading in print

Sep 7, 2011

Digital Comics and The Reading Experience

Yesterday we looked at some of the issues facing the comic book and its gradual…

Tyler Shores in Reading onscreen, reading in print

Sep 8, 2011

Thoughts on The Digital Comic and The Future of Comic Books

Tyler Shores in Reading onscreen, reading in print

Nov 6, 2013

Interesting: Which Countries Read The Most?

This showed up in my RSS feed, from The Paris Review. India is ranked at Number 1 with an impressive 10 hours, 42 minutes spent reading per week; the U.S. is at 23 with 5 hours and 42 minutes. Although keep in mind the data for this nifty infographic…

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