Amazon is allowing Kindle users to lend a book to a mate, but the UK Publishers Association reckons e-book borrowers should get down the library.
The new feature allows e-books bought for the Kindle platform to be lent out for 14 days, delivered by email and springing back to their owners automatically as detailed by Amazon, but the Publishers Association (PA) is unlikely to approve, given its stance that anyone wanting to borrow an e-book from the local library should get their bones down to the building for a bit of physical interaction with their local community.
On Owing $93,605 in Student Loans; or, A Profession Built on Debt
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I don’t know the right metaphor to make you understand how this much debt
physically feels. What it actually feels like is a pressure on my chest and
sho...