Never, since Gutenberg invented the print, have the printed word been in such a revolution as the one they are facing today. Driven by the rise of digital downloads, and the ubiquity of personal digital devices, the books are becoming easier to buy, read, archive and transport.
But is the spirit of books dying as the technology is entering the book industry as an elephant into a cristal shop? Is reading a book, from thousands available in your ebook reader, as fun as reading a hard cover book? Pressing a Screen to pass the page, rather than feeling the touch of your finger in the corner of the page?
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Read it, Watch it, and then simply enjoy it. Welcome to a book review of Ghost in the Shell.
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Published by
Tamaal, March 4, 2009
Often called the Father of Science Fiction, Wells He had a predilection for soothsaying and a surprisingly large number of bulls-eyes or, at least, very-near-misses.
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Aabout the future of books in relation to internet technology.
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Describes the theme of H.G. Wells’ novel.
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The Time Traveler’s careless decision to travel so extremely far into the future caused negative consequences.
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An analysis of the time traveler in this novel by H.G Wells.
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Identifies causes and effects in the novel by H.G Wells.
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Published by
nikolai, December 2, 2008
A short essay on Aldous Huxley’s Classic.
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Published by
Rker, October 18, 2008
In “Oedipus Tyrannus” by Sophocles, Sophocles is trying to teach his audience that humans have no ability to control their fate. He teaches his audience this lesson by explaining the life of Oedipus, the future ruler of Thebes.
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