Quote by Susan Orlean

I can imagine a future in which real books will exist but in a more limited, particular way.

I can imagine a future in which real books will exist but in

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This quote suggests that while traditional books will continue to exist in the future, their presence might become more restricted and specialized. It implies that the advent of digital technology and e-books may alter the way physical books are perceived and utilized. The quote envisions a scenario where real books still have value and relevance, but they may be less commonplace than they are today. It highlights the evolving nature of reading habits and anticipates a shift towards a more technologically influenced reading landscape.

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