They are however, rarely deleted Required Reading Anything which typically requires me to take notes or practice / write out proofs these are most often considered to be either coursework (for someone somewhere) or research monographs. In general my e-ink reading habits can be broadly broken into the following categories: Light Reading Practically this includes anything I review on Goodreads these are not often re-read nor read very deeply since they are read for pleasure. The focus is on e-ink devices and auxiliary tools not on all digital content so there are no mentions of syncing or reading on the go (with a phone) or of monitors which are good for reading on. As good a time as any to collect my thoughts 2.

This means my setup is about as stable as its going to get in the near future. I have been reading on my Kobo Aura HD for almost a decade now, ever since its release. Nothing beats a real book, in terms of textures and scents but e-ink devices and the fantastic tools outlined here should make reading digital books much more palpable 1. I also caught the first wave of the e-ink revolution. As a kid back in early 2000’s this meant a lot of library trips and saving for paperbacks. The written word has had arguably more of an impact on my life than anything I have experienced in person.

Collection of odds and ends relating to e-readers including personal reminisces Background

Pocketbook calibre