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    The New York Times‏Verified account @nytimes Jun 3

    Writers like Ada Calhoun and Michael Lewis are part of a growing group of A-list authors bypassing print and releasing audiobook originalshttps://nyti.ms/2LgIOT7 

    6:30 AM - 3 Jun 2018
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      1. DonBrunetti‏ @TenMonthBaby Jun 3
        Replying to @nytimes

        Some writers, like David Sedaris and Sarah Vowell, cannot be fully appreciated in print. Audio adds a special quality to their stories. I would love to hear Mark Twain read his books. Homer, on the other hand, reading the "Odyssey", maybe not so much.

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      1. Margaux'sBookkeeping‏ @Quickbooks4you Jun 3
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        I prefer to "read" my books. I don't need to be read to.

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      1. Kelsey Marie‏ @kelseyyohh Jun 3
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        Unsubscribe

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      1. Jonathan Miles‏ @j_mizzles Jun 3
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      1. BigB_EOD‏ @bigB_EOD Jun 4
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        I hope this doesn’t become a popular trend. Reading>listening.

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      1. Richard Malzahn‏ @RichardPMPfx Jun 3
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        I'm trying to imagine the downside of offering a book in print as well as offering an audiobook version. For people with different needs.

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      1. Eric M. Broda, CFA, CFP®, CAIA‏ @MARGINLLC Jun 3
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        Smart. It's like minimum viable product. Minimum viable idea with less fat, and also the chance to evolve the content based on interaction.

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      1. Pamala Jo‏ @Pamala31546038 Jun 3
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        Big mistake. Readers like to read. Audio books are only an occasional thing.

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      1. Tracey Heinhold Keith‏ @theinhold Jun 3
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        The deaf and hard of hearing really appreciate this “trend”

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      1. Adam‏ @face23785 Jun 3
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        Some people order a good old fashioned read

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      1. LAKE SPUCKLY‏ @Reallakespuckly Jun 3
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        (link: https://youtu.be/bNFmHYUuvr4 ) http://youtu.be/bNFmHYUuvr4 

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      1. Anne Whipple‏ @akhw11 Jun 3
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        What an odd story to be a rando troll magnet.

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      1. Jasper Lamar Crabbe‏ @overlook79 Jun 3
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        Continuing the tradition of the dumbing down of America to make a buck.

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