READING
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Alvin Toffler’s visionary book “Future Shock” years ago spelled out that life would be a mere blur in the fast-moving age of technology. “The Death of Reading” confirms what is already widely known--that the written word is one of technology’s first casualties.
LEO RENE CARRILLO
San Bernardino
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