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The digital writer

By TF | Published: April 16, 2010
When writing, one of the last things I worry about is medium of publication. The act of writing, then the words written, consume my attention. When I think the piece is done – done meaning I’m sick of looking at it or it has reached a certain degree of completion – I briefly evaluate whether [...]
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As easy on the eyes as paper – On books and e-readers

By TF | Published: January 14, 2010
E-readers are the way of the reading future, seemingly whether we like it or not. But are digital books an attempt to fix a reading experience that isn’t broken? I once worked in an art museum where my primary role was to stop people from touching the works. Of course, it didn’t say it like that [...]
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Old books. New life.

By TF | Published: July 20, 2009
We at Lead Igloo embrace all things digital – we wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for the internet and so forth – but we are traditionalists of a sort. We still like to be able to hold the books we read, we like to be able to flick through their pages, underline, highlight, dog-ear, [...]
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