Ordinary Day

Well, more specifically, using their computers to point out that owning an ereader is a sign of privilege, and not being able to afford one is one reason that someone might have to read in print.

This ties in with another post I think I'll do. I saw via alfreda89 (who's Katharine Eliska Kimbriel, who I last read in the Blood of Ten Chiefs anthologies!) that C.J. Cherryh had done a nice little writeup over on Facebook to clear up a few myths about digital books. One of these was that you have to have an ereader to read them, and you don't; anybody with a computer can read an ebook.