Ebooks or Paper Books?

Swolliw

@JulesKorngold
I think that Ebooks are certainly here to stay as are most electronic forms of media; they are more readily accessible, convenient and save on masses of time and resource-consuming processes. 
That doesn't take away from the fact that there are still some advantages to the "analogous" media.
Omar Khayyam once stated "The moving finger writes; and having writ, moves on." 
For example, some unscrupulous people have been known to type vitriolic and incorrect words only to come back and re-edit them and cry, "show me where I said that?" 

Once words are written, they remain there for all to see and judge,..... "nor all thy piety nor wit shall lure it back to cancel half a line, nor all thy tears wash out a word of it."

JoeKerr

E-books may be here to stay, but I am not a big fan. I am old school when it comes to reading books and newspapers.
It is a much more tactile experience to hold a book or newspaper in your hands and turn the pages. You feel more in touch with the words on the pages
We can all order whatever books we wish online, but what could be better than going to a bookshop and browsing the shelves before taking your chosen book home?

OakTownA

Both. I love the sensory experience of paper books (the feel of the cover, the smell of the paper, the sound as the pages turn), but I also love being able to carry hundreds of books around with me on one small device.