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Printed out a few weeks ago because I had to read rue morgue for class, then I read Marie Roget for a report in the same class, so I thought I may as well finish the series

Of all 32 gigs on my iPod touch, the PDF reader app may be some the least useless space taken up. Yesterday I began reading the Road in this format on the tiny screen provided, and at least the backlit MP3 player takes away the annoyance of finding a light source while reading. About the book itself, the author seems to have written an unrevised rough draft, which is fine by me 'cause I tend to write that way

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Of all 32 gigs on my iPod touch, the PDF reader app may be some the least useless space taken up. Yesterday I began reading the Road in this format on the tiny screen provided, and at least the backlit MP3 player takes away the annoyance of finding a light source while reading. About the book itself, the author seems to have written an unrevised rough draft, which is fine by me 'cause I tend to write that way

Of all 32 gigabytes on my iPod touch, the "MyPDF's" PDF reader app may be some the least useless space taken up. I've begun reading the Road in this format on the tiny screen provided, and at least the backlit MP3 player takes away the annoyance of finding a light source while reading. About the book itself, the author seems to have written an unrevised rough draft, which is fine by me 'cause I tend to write that way

I began reading this book yesterday in PDF format on my iPod touch. Of all 32 gigabytes, the PDF reader may be some of the only useful space taken up. So far, the author is writing as though it was a rough draft and he didn't care to revise it. I am perfectly down with that as that is exactly how I tend to write.

I've just begun reading this book (in downloaded .pdf format) and it looks to be good by all the glowing reviews preceding the actual text. I starting reading this, btw, because a preview of Crysis 2 said Richard Morgan was the writer of that game, and in it they said that his book Altered Carbon had spinal memory banks and it was intense and sweet and stuff. Good enough for me, Imma read it now.