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Saturday, October 3, 2009

I THINK I LOVE GOOGLE BOOKS...

10/03/2009 Google Book, raymond carver 2 comments

More proof that Google is taking over the world... The magnate search engine has begun to scan and post pages from mainstream national magazines like Mother Jones, New York, Billboard, at their Google Books page. I shudder to think that libraries are becoming obsolete.

Be that as it may... I searched for short story master "Raymond Carver" and Google returned all sorts of goodies.

Check out this review for his book "Where I'm Calling From: New and Selected Stories" published in October, 1988.

* Click on the magnifying glass to enlarge the text.