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Buy the physical book and borrow an electronic version from a distant acquaintance on the Internet
This is probably the current correct answer. But it does beget the question of what to do with the physical book. I don't want it. Maybe leave it on a wall outside the shop? With a sticker in the frontispiece, marketing my great new digibook/ bookstore collab startup...
mashton-
This is probably the current correct answer. But it does beget the question of what to do with the physical book. I don't want it.
Donate it to a local charity shop. Treble win.
Or, just reverse shoplift it (e.g. put it back on the shelves after you've bought it).
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Feels a bit like buying a bottle of water at an airport where the cheapest option was to buy a copy of the Daily Telegraph, which came with a free bottle of water and was less than the water on its own, and putting the newspaper back in the pile.
Greenbank
jellybaby
Buy the physical book and borrow an electronic version from a distant acquaintance on the Internet?