Books for London
The campaign to create a London-wide book sharing scheme in London's tube and train stations
Reading in London
In praise of the London Library Consortium’s reservation service
A recent article by James Surowiecki about paper versus e-books in the New Yorker got me thinking about how people read in London. His main point is that despite the relative failure of Barnes and Nobles’ Nook e-reader, there is still a massive appetite for ‘real’ books in the US. And I think that it’s … Continue reading
Books for London 