So I’ve spent the last three days trying to fight off a nasty virus of some kind, and though my head is swimming with all kinds of great ideas for blog posts (thanks to the stress of exams finally being over), I have almost no energy to write them. Therefore, I will follow up on my previous post, ‘Will E-books Kill the Printed Book?‘ by sharing this link on how book design will change as a result of e-books. It comes to similar conclusions my post did – that paper books probably will continue to exist, even if just for a high-end market of paper book snobs. It’s far more pessimistic than I am though. While I can see such a future might happen, I am by no means convinced it will. But either way – enjoy.
Hmm... 
Oh no I don’t want to read something pessimistic… In Paris, everyone’s already saying the paper book is going to disappear, it’s so freaking depressing… Oh, well. I’ll probably read it anyway, I’m just too curious.
So sorry to hear that you’ve been sick. Hope you feel better soon 🙂
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Well, I completely disagree the paper book will disappear. People have been writing stuff down for centuries. I’m not quite THAT pessimistic 🙂
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