--- Rob Preston <
rpreston@juniper.net> wrote:
> Anyone that cares to dig up and read an old
used
> book, be it a
> paperback/hardcover/pulp I don't think is ever
going
> to have a problem
> finding the stuff...
> I don't see
> this changing. I would
> worry more about people reading. period.
Well, it's hard to argue that books in general are ever going
to be in short supply. I think the point was that trying to
find a specific book can become increasing difficult, and I
think that's equally hard to argue. Try, for instance, to
find Carroll John Daly. You can find a few re-printed shorts,
and there have been three or four books re-printed in the
last twenty years or so. But that's about it. Anything other
than those few things will cost hundreds or thousands of
dollars (U.S.), and Daly just ain't worth it. Perhaps when
I'm rich and famous...
G.
===== George C. Upper III, Editor The Lightning Bell Poetry
Journal http://www.lightningbell.org/
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