Android Karenina

It’s gone too far, but I still love it. Although I do think these books would work better as video games.

I wonder how many copies of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (et al.) have actually been read, though? It’s almost like that’s not what they’re for.

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    Tim Carmody says:

    Schopenhauer wrote in the introduction to The World As Will and Representation that every reader knew several ways to make use of a book without exactly reading it; “it may fill a gap in his library, where, neatly bound, it will certainly look well. Or he can lay it on the toilet-table or tea-table of some learned lady friend. Or, finally, what is certainly best of all, and I specially advise him, he can review it.”

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