“An inexpensive paperback book from a reputable publisher is a small, rectangular, boxlike object a few inches long, a few inches wide, and an inch or so thick. It is easy to stack and store, easy to buy, keep give away, or throw away. As an object, it is user-friendly and routine, a mature technological form, hard to improve upon and easy to like. Many people, myself among them, feel better at the mere sight of a book.”
–Jane Smiley
Quote Number: 519
Source: Smiley, Jane. 13 Ways of Looking at the Novel. Anchor Books: New York. September 2006. Pg 14. Online Here.
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