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  1. So Stephen King tried making eBooks work for his situation and didn’t like the result. So now that he’s stuck with print, he’s attempting to jawbone the rest of us into believing likewise and, more importantly, acting on that belief. It’s just business.
    Since not many people drop either pBooks of Kindles in the toilet, he really didn’t give much of a reason for his prediction, save the claim that a great number of people are psychologically and culturally wedded to the physical book.

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