I just bought my very first e-book -- a Mobi version of LOTR, from Harper Collins e-books. Don't ask me for a link there -- the website navigation is idiosyncratic -- but it worked, and it's sitting on my Palm. Thanks to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
kate_nepveu over at tor.com for the heads-up! Now perhaps that reread I've been hankering after can actually happen, with the book always in my purse and not taking up any space there.
LOTR and Voyage are the things I make exceptions for, the things that lure me into new technologies. (My first VCR. Two cable TV subscriptions and an upgrade to digital cable. A copy of the books in each city I call home. DVDs, and then a DVD player so I could watch them in comfort ...)
kate_nepveu over at tor.com for the heads-up! Now perhaps that reread I've been hankering after can actually happen, with the book always in my purse and not taking up any space there.LOTR and Voyage are the things I make exceptions for, the things that lure me into new technologies. (My first VCR. Two cable TV subscriptions and an upgrade to digital cable. A copy of the books in each city I call home. DVDs, and then a DVD player so I could watch them in comfort ...)
