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In response to "All 5 GoT books are $10 at Amazon in either dead tree or digital formats. -- (link)" by spamlet

Since I haven't read them, are they the type of books where it's easier to have a physical copy to refer back to? -- nm

Posted by spamlet Apr 13 '15, 10:52

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Honestly, the books are "dense" in that a lot of stuff is going on and there are 8-10 viewpoint characters, but I never found it hard - TWuG Apr 13, 11:16
Print media's for dinosaurs and Mennonites. -- nm - David Apr 13, 11:04 6
- You can pull hard copy books from my cold, dead hands. - spamlet Apr 13, 11:19 3
  - Word. -- nm - ???? Apr 13, 11:39
  - Whatever you say, Relic of a Forgotten Era. -- nm - David Apr 13, 11:32
  - THIS -- nm - Beaker Apr 13, 11:21
- Oh f**k you. I'm new and hip. Print's for Mennonites. That's all you need. -- nm - Brontosaurus Apr 13, 11:06 1
  - 'tis a fine short story, English, but a work of literature it ain't. -- nm - Mennonite si Apr 13, 11:40
What ML said, plus it's deflating to read for a whole day, and only be 1% or 2% into the whole series. - Inigo Apr 13, 11:01
I wouldn't think so. You can search an ebook. Plus, if you really are lost or stymied by something, go to the ASOIAF wiki. -- nm - TWuG Apr 13, 10:57
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- But digital copies are searchable aren't they? Which comes in handy when a character from three books ago resurfaces - Roger More Apr 13, 10:57

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