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So says a New York Times issue.
While many would lament over the advent of computers in particular and technology in general citing it as the primary factor why kids have shorter attention span and why people read fewer and fewer books, true literary enthusiasts can only rejoice.
E-books are all over the net. My friend read the entire series of Stephenie Meyers online. Poetry readings are equally available. T. S. Eliot reads “The Wasteland” himself online. Madonna and Andy Garcia recite a Neruda. Ralph Fiennes does the “Ode to the Sea.”
These are but a few of the many reasons a bookworm indulges in the Net. So, woe unto a mother or father or anybody who would rather see technology as a bane. Greater woe should be upon anybody who could not find an opportunity in technology to get into reading.
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