E-books still feel really impermanent to me. It just makes me feel so twitchy. :-/
A second edition would rock! I had forgotten the lesson I learned very early as a used bookstore person: if you see something you want and it is in limited quantities, GET IT, don't think about it and come back later. It will be gone. (At least this always happened to me.)
Of course this is also why I now have 9,645 books shelved and stacked and piled and propped all over my apartment. "Do you really need this Guide to Albuquerque Apartments from 199 -- " "YES. PUT IT DOWN."
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A second edition would rock! I had forgotten the lesson I learned very early as a used bookstore person: if you see something you want and it is in limited quantities, GET IT, don't think about it and come back later. It will be gone. (At least this always happened to me.)
Of course this is also why I now have 9,645 books shelved and stacked and piled and propped all over my apartment. "Do you really need this Guide to Albuquerque Apartments from 199 -- " "YES. PUT IT DOWN."