“The fact is, most newspapers no longer come close to providing much of interest to reading enthusiasts, because they haven’t a clue as to what they are interested in. Reading litblogs would help, but I suspect the world they would encounter there would seem alien to them. After all, what kind of people would prefer reading Shakespeare to reading David Broder? Nevertheless, that global network of book lovers is only going to grow and strengthen. Whatever the future of publishing may be, it is a future that will be inextricably bound up with that network.”
– Frank WilsonGood thing I retired. Otherwise, I might be in trouble. Thanks for linking, Bud.
– Frank Wilson (05/19 at 03:10 AM)
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