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“Lit Hub Daily July 6, 2026 What makes a literary adaptation good?”
“I make a lot of moral tradeoffs with myself: I would never buy an Amazon product, but I am all in on Apple.”
“So I decided to opt out of the dedicated e-reader space, and instead go with a Tablet.”
“The books that I can place on my shelf and look at afterward linger in my memory long after I’ve finished reading them.”
“My greatest hope for the book world is that Bookshop will one day soon bring its own e-reader to market.”
“I told you that Amazon has a monopoly, after all.”
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“Her essays and criticism have appeared in the New York Times, New York Magazine, The Atlantic, Vanity Fair, Esquire, The New Republic , and more.”
“Meanwhile Barnes & Noble’s NOOK has fallen out of even the also-ran space.”
“Recently Drawn & Quarterly gave me a perfect use case when they sent me a PDF of Lisa Hanawalt’s forthcoming graphic memoir , out in October.”
“Previously I read digitally in order to determine which physical books I wanted to request so I could finish reading.”
“Nearly every pitch comes with a PDF or a link to the digital version on Net Galley.”
“I get most of my digital reading material from Net Galley, where I’m pre-approved by a bunch of publishers to grab (sorry, send to my Kindle app) any upcoming book that I’d like.”
“I get the latest model of iPad, but I make sure to turn off all notifications that might distract me.”