Reading Comfortably

There's just something about real paper books. Plastic and metal's so rigid. Sure, the nice flat screen has its advantages--the wind doesn't tear the pages away; they don't slip between my knees, or slide down the side of the chair. But rigid metal and plastic doesn't dangle from the hand, held by a couple of fingers as you juggle your coffee cup. It doesn't forgive so easily when you run around a corner or spill that coffee, and it doesn't lie comfortably across the lap, but sits on top as i...