a note on book challenge tagging
Aug. 16th, 2009 01:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
coraaThis is really only relevant for those of you who are local to me, but --
I've added some new tagging to my booklog posts: the format of the book. This is one of the following four:
format: paper book - a physical book that I own (and that can be borrowed from me)
format: borrowed/library - a physical book, but one that I can't loan out because it's not mine
format: kindle book - a kindle book, and therefore not borrow-able
format: other ebook - a non-kindle ebook that I can probably hook you up with, if you want
Now there's no guarantee that I'll still have a paper book (and if it's a book I hated, I'll probably get rid of it to free up bookshelf space), but if you're local enough to borrow books from me, you can always ask. :)
(As a side note, I've discovered that I read non-fiction very happily on the Kindle... but for some reason I'm happier reading fiction in physical book form. I certainly have read fiction on the Kindle, especially when traveling, but still, the difference is interesting.)
I've added some new tagging to my booklog posts: the format of the book. This is one of the following four:
format: paper book - a physical book that I own (and that can be borrowed from me)
format: borrowed/library - a physical book, but one that I can't loan out because it's not mine
format: kindle book - a kindle book, and therefore not borrow-able
format: other ebook - a non-kindle ebook that I can probably hook you up with, if you want
Now there's no guarantee that I'll still have a paper book (and if it's a book I hated, I'll probably get rid of it to free up bookshelf space), but if you're local enough to borrow books from me, you can always ask. :)
(As a side note, I've discovered that I read non-fiction very happily on the Kindle... but for some reason I'm happier reading fiction in physical book form. I certainly have read fiction on the Kindle, especially when traveling, but still, the difference is interesting.)